The Magazine of The Sierra Club
Proposed Forest Service Reorganization Is an Attack on the Venerable Agency
The Trump administration claims to be streamlining operations while asking Congress to terminate an important program
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Should Polluters Pay for the Climate Crisis? Big Oil Says No as Supreme Court Weighs In.
Boulder County presses for climate accountability in Suncor v. Boulder
Manatees Face an Uncertain Future Under These New Rules
The Florida manatee shows what a weakened Endangered Species Act could mean for conservation
The Mission to Make EV Charging Accessible to Everyone
Donald Trump tried to scrap the NEVI program. Then Sierra Club attorney Joe Halso stepped in.
Vermejo’s Private Paradise
A sprawling New Mexico bison sanctuary shows the promise—and uncertainty—of private conservation
Restoring Watersheds One Dam Removal at a Time
The benefits of decommissioning reverberate across the Northeast as thousands of tiny dams come down
Can Agrivoltaics Bridge the Urban-Rural Solar Divide?
Sometimes the best of both worlds is the easiest solution
Fuel Costs Will Increase, and Carbon Emissions Too, After Trump’s CAFE Standards Rollback
The Trump administration’s new policy will make the high cost of living even more unaffordable
Bio-Based or Bust
Natural materials create healthier, greener spaces in which to live and work
Can Killing Wolves Save the Beef Industry?
Experts warn that a new executive order meant to help ranchers won't actually work
Big Bend Wall Threatens Local Way of Life
Residents of border towns mount small protests to oppose wall construction
Out of the Car, Into the World
Urban density can connect us to nature and to one another
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Corals Face an Existential Threat as the Super El Niño Heats Up
These marine invertebrates are already at risk as the climate crisis drives ocean temperatures higher
Utilities Score All-Time Low on Transition From Coal and Gas as Climate Crisis Accelerates
According to the Sierra Club's “Dirty Truth” report, energy companies are failing more than ever
Researchers Find Beavers in Unexpected Places
The animals are expanding into new ecosystems that surprise scientists and benefit local species
How Video Games Can Boost Climate Awareness
The best way to learn about climate change might be to build your own virtual city
Could Data Centers Be a Last Gasp for Gas?
Fossil fuel companies are relying on data centers to extend the use of their product
California State Parks Are Bringing Native History to the Forefront
As the Trump administration seeks to erase history on public lands, these parks are offering a fuller picture
Trump, Zeldin Try to “Unleash” Dirty Energy With Repeal of Pollution Standards
The EPA’s rollback of power plant emission standards puts public health, climate at risk
