The Magazine of The Sierra Club
Western Snow Drought Threatens Ski Season and Much More
Record-low snowpack could have downstream effects on rivers, farms, and cities that last long beyond winter
Climate & Energy
Why New York’s Governor Is Sinking Her Own Climate Policy
Kathy Hochul seeks to hook the state on fossil fuels while forgoing cheaper renewable energy
Is a Gas-Station-Free Future Possible?
Environmentalists are advocating for clean energy infrastructure despite Trump’s push for more fossil fuels
Environmental Groups Vow to Stop Trump’s EPA From Revoking the Endangerment Finding
As global heating accelerates, the nation’s environmental watchdog is trying to muzzle its own ability to act
Offshore Wind Helps Keep Northeast Cozy During Winter Freeze
Turbines spinning off New York and Massachusetts help power homes despite federal claims of inefficiency
Michigan Sues Oil and Gas Companies for Sabotaging Renewable Energy and Electric Vehicles
The suit claims there was a vast conspiracy to maximize profits despite driving a climate crisis
Climate Change Is Reshaping How Much Chocolate Costs and What It’s Made Of
Prices are soaring, pushing chocolate makers to charge more and quietly change recipes
The Lithium Mine Next Door
One of the largest deposits of lithium is in an open-pit mine outside Charlotte, North Carolina
Rural North Carolina Turns to Solar and Battery Hubs
Clean energy microgrids are springing up in remote areas thanks to a program that could become a national model
What’s Next for Global Climate Action After Trump’s Treaty Pullout?
The future of global climate cooperation is more uncertain than ever
