The People's March 2025 @NationalSierraClub

Uploaded January 2025 | Updated September 2026, 1 hour ago

"Keep fighting, even when it's cold, even when the hill is steep," said Ben Jealous, Sierra Club Executive Director at the People's March in Washington, D.C.

Our commitment to explore, enjoy, and protect the planet is unwavering. We are here, we are united, and we are not backing down.

Thanks to the 75,000 people who attended a People's March all over the country.

$End the Permit to Kill: Stopping the Deadly Cost of Fracked Methane Gas Exports (LNGs) Join us for a livestream unveiling new research from Greenpeace & Sierra Club on the devastating health impacts of fracked methane gas export terminals (LNG). From premature deaths to billion-dollar health costs, we’ll trace the threads connecting these dirty fossil fuel infrastructures to our most vulnerable communities on the front lines of fracking, as well as the federal policies that would expedite expansion of LNG exports. RSVP now to learn together, and at the end, well take collective action to stop the expansion of these projects! Speakers will include: John Beard (Founder and CEO, Port Arthur Community Action Network) Johanna Heureaux-Torres (Energy Campaign Analyst, Sierra Club) Andres Chang (Senior Research Specialist, Greenpeace USA) Claire Dorner (Associate Director of Legislative & Administrative Advocacy, Sierra Club)$

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