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	Lone Star Sierran, Fall 2009 now online featuring: 3 Join Sierra Club and Friends on Saturday October 31 to Roll Beyond Coal! 4 Second Lawsuit Filed to Stop Illegal Air Emissions in Harris County 6 Hurricane Ike Spurs Discussion on Coastal Protection 7 Vote for Propostion 9 on November 3! 8 New National Sierra Club Staff Hired 9 Notice of Proposed Regional Group Dissolutions

9 Lone Star Chapter State Conservation Office

10 Sierra Celebration 2009 at Martin Dies Jr. State Park

11 Your Financial Support Needed for Critical Sierra Club Work in Texas!

12 Lone Star Chapter Executive Committee At-Large Members Election 2009

15 NOTE: Voting in the Chapter Executive Committee elections is open only to Sierra Club members who reside in the Lone Star Chapter, and only ballots from the officially printed copies of the Lone Star Sierran with member address labels attached will be counted in the election.  The printed copies of the Sierran are being mailed to members during the week of October 12.

16 2009 Lone Star Chapter Calendar

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The Lone Star Chapter of the Sierra Club is an outdoor recreation and conservation organization representing approximately 24,000 Texans in 13 regional groups located throughout the state. Our State Conservation Office located near the State Capitol in Austin serves as a lobbying office and grassroots communications center supporting advocacy and education about our environmental priorities: Clean Air & Water, Smart Energy Solutions, Texas Land & Wildlife Legacy, Responsible Transportation Choices, and Water for People & the Environment. The Lone Star Chapter of the Sierra Club values diversity and promotes environmental education and environmental justice in our efforts to fulfill our mission to explore, enjoy, and protect our Texas natural heritage and to protect public health.

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