Chapter |
Passed |
Resolution |
Kern-Kaweah (CA) |
Summer 1999 |
The Kern-Kaweah Chapter of the Sierra Club encourages the
Sierra Club to accelerate its campaign against rapid population growth in
this country and around the world because of its impact on resource
depletion and urban sprawl.
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Loma Prieta (CA) |
Summer 1999 |
Whereas population growth is an important factor in sprawl; and
Whereas the Sierra Club Sprawl Campaign fails to point out the relationship between population growth and sprawl; and
Whereas Sierra Club sprawl literature does not mention population stabilization, both regionally and nationally, as a component in the effort to curtail sprawl;
Therefore be it resolved: The Sierra Club Loma Prieta Chapter urges all Sierra Club entities to incorporate both regional and national population stabilization as important components in the Sierra Club Campaign Against Sprawl.
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Los Padres (CA) |
November 2000 |
Whereas the Sierra Club has made reducing sprawl a national priority campaign; and
Whereas population growth is an important driving force of sprawl development in most areas; and
Whereas stabilizing the U.S. population has been Sierra Club policy since 1969;
Therefore be it resolved: The Sierra Club shall emphasize both regional and national population stabilization as essential components in all Sierra Club sprawl materials and programs.
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Maryland |
November 2000 |
The Maryland Chapter urges all Sierra Club entities to include
stabilization of US population as one essential goal of the Campaign Against
Sprawl. (Summer, 1999)
Whereas the Sierra Club has made reducing sprawl a national priority
campaign; and
Whereas population growth is an important driving force of sprawl
development in most areas; and
Whereas stabilizing the U.S. population has been Sierra Club policy since
1969;
Therefore be it resolved: The Sierra Club shall emphasize both regional and
national population stabilization as essential components in all Sierra Club
sprawl materials and programs. (November, 2000)
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Massachusetts |
February 2001 |
Whereas population growth both globally and locally is directly
related to both land use planning and resource depletion, the Massachusetts
Chapter encourages the Sierra Club to identify population stabilization as
an essential factor in the Club's literature, advertising, action programs,
and priority campaigns.
|
New Columbia (DC) |
Summer 1999 |
(not available)
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New Hampshire |
Summer 1999 |
The New Hampshire Chapter of the Sierra Club urges the Sierra Club Board
of Directors to identify population stabilization as an essential
component in the Club's literature, advertising and other action
programs for its Campaign Against Sprawl.
|
Ohio |
Summer 1999 |
The Ohio Sierra Club recommends that the Sierra Club Campaign Against
Sprawl mention rapid population growth as a cause of Sprawl.
|
Oklahoma |
Summer 1999 |
The Oklahoma Chapter urges all Sierra Club Entities to incorporate U.S.
population stabilization as a component in the Sierra Club Campaign against
sprawl.
|
Oregon |
September 2000 |
Whereas the Sierra Club has made reducing sprawl a national priority campaign; and
Whereas population growth is an important driving force of sprawl development in most areas; and
Whereas stabilizing the U.S. population has been Sierra Club policy since 1969;
Therefore be it resolved: The Sierra Club shall emphasize both regional and national population stabilization as essential components in all Sierra Club sprawl materials and programs.
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Rhode Island |
Summer 1999 |
The Rhode Island Chapter urges all Sierra Club entities to consider the effects of population growth, class, and transportation policy in the Sierra Club National Campaign Against Sprawl.
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Rocky Mountain |
July 1999 |
The Sierra Club Rocky Mountain Chapter
Executive Committee urges all Sierra Club entities to incorporate population
stabilization as a necessary component in the Sierra Club Campaign Against
Sprawl.
|
San Francisco Bay |
Summer 1999 |
The Sierra Club San Francisco Bay Chapter urges all Sierra Club
entities to incorporate U.S. population stabilization as a necessary
component in the Sierra Club Campaign Against Sprawl.
|
San Diego |
November 2000 |
Whereas the Sierra Club has made reducing sprawl a national priority campaign; and
Whereas population growth is an important driving force of sprawl development in most areas; and
Whereas stabilizing the U.S. population has been Sierra Club policy since 1969;
Therefore be it resolved: The Sierra Club shall emphasize both regional and national population stabilization as essential components in Sierra Club sprawl materials and programs.
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Tennessee |
Summer 1999 |
The Tennessee Chapter urges all Sierra Club
entities to incorporate U.S. population stabilization as a necessary
component in the Sierra Club Campaign Against Sprawl.
|
Ventana (CA) |
Summer 1999 |
The Ventana Chapter urges the Sierra Club Board Of Directors to identify
Population Stabilization as an essential component in the Club's literature,
advertising, and action programs for its Campaign Against Sprawl.
|
Vermont |
August 2000 |
Whereas the Sierra Club has made reducing sprawl a national priority
campaign; and
Whereas population growth is an important driving force of sprawl
development in most areas; and
Whereas stabilizing the U.S. population has been Sierra Club policy since
1969;
Therefore be it resolved: The Sierra Club shall emphasize both regional and
national population stabilization as educational components in Sierra Club
sprawl campaigns.
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