The Magazine of The Sierra Club
The Grand Canyon As It Should Be
What makes the sliver of land and river we call the Grand Canyon so special is what surrounds it.
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Salmon and Coal Face Off in Alaska
Salmon are the lifeblood of Alaska. Will the state allow PacRim Coal to dig through their spawning grounds?
The Olive and the Power Plant
Turkey's rush to build coal plants comes at the expense of its most beloved culinary ingredient
Family Planning Failures and Fixes
In this story:
population
Tiger Liquidators
Lumber Liquidators was turning virgin trees from the world’s last Amur tiger habitat into floorboards, until a team of undercover environmentalists penetrated its shady supply chain.
How Student Activists Are Battling Plastic
At colleges in Senegal, Puerto Rico, and New Zealand, students fight to phase out the nonbiodegradable stuff
Divestment Goes Global
The student movement to defund the fossil fuel industry graduates and goes to work.
Climate Change Comes to the Arctic
Alaska's Arctic refuge is already wild; it's time to declare it a wilderness.
How to Support Clean Energy and Not Be a Jerk
As the nation turns away from coal, what do we owe coal workers?
Electric Vehicles Go the Distance with Fast Charging
Now that electric cars can go just as far as gasoline-powered models, the map opens up
