The Magazine of The Sierra Club
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Plan Proposes First Ever Use of Herbicides in Lake Tahoe
Activists are fighting the move
In this story:
water
The Wild World of Mink and Coronavirus
Mink on the lam and corona’s reverse spillover
Moñeka De Oro and Her Recipes of Resistance
Using food to nurture cultural identity on Guam
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activism
A Poorwill's Warning
A man has a heart attack in the desert. What happens next?
In this story:
survival tips
Ellen Shively Saves Space for Seals
The Seal Society docent educates beachgoers about the marine mammals
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activism
“Antarctica: The Waking Giant” Brings a Faraway Landscape up Close
Photographer Sebastian Copeland spends months on the ice with his camera
The Big Picture, Timelapsed
A new photography book offers an astronaut's-eye view of Earth
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books
8 Pieces of Adaptive Outdoor Gear That Redefine Accessibility
Innovations expand opportunities for advenurers with physical disabilities
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buyers' guide
Meet the Land Salmon
Terrestrial fish farms are betting that improved technology will make them competitive
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technology
January Stargazing: Mapping the Universe
Knowing where we are is a form of empowerment
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astronomy
A Poet, a Nebula, and the State of California
What would it take to see the planet beyond our own mythology of need?
In the Nation’s Asthma Capital, a Battle Over Biomass Rages
A Massachusetts bill classifying biomass as renewable reignites a decade-old fight
How One Composer Channels Climate Grief Into Orchestral Pieces
And why John Luther Adams turned from activism to art
Higher Ground: Best Practices for Safe and Sustainable Cannabis Consumption
As more ways to lawfully imbibe become available, the choices can be confusing
In this story:
buyers' guide
Happy 47th Anniversary, Endangered Species Act!
Meet 10 species poised to benefit under the Biden administration
Forests to Burn
The biomass-energy industry is a climate and environmental justice disaster
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forests
Ishi Wilderness Is a Portal Into the Indigenous History of California
A land acknowledgment becomes a gesture of gratitude to those who came first
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hiking
