The Magazine of The Sierra Club
Seize the Grid Seizes the Moment in Puerto Rico
Student activists like Natalia Martínez-Torres see clean energy as a homegrown solution to Puerto Rico’s ever-worsening debt crisis
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The Paradox of “Last Chance Tourism”
A new study shows travelers are flocking to those destinations most ravaged by climate change
Learning to Fly
J. Drew Lanham's "Home Place" is a deeply personal story about the complex geographies of home and displacement
Farm to Food Bank
A St. Louis high school student is changing the way her city thinks about food and sustainability
It’s A Wash
Three ways to make your laundry routine easier on your clothes, your pocketbook, and the planet
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lifestyle
Student Environmental Video Contest Inspires Solutions
Kids and teens create shorts that tackle some of the world’s biggest environmental problems
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education
Desolate In Name Only
Photos from a rafting trip through Desolation and Gray Canyons in eastern Utah show us a place worth preserving
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saving wild places
Obama Creates the Atlantic Ocean’s First Marine National Monument
The Northeast Canyons and Seamounts Marine National Monument will be a haven for cold-water corals, sea turtles, and endangered whales
When Cats Attack
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wildlife
Nearly 100 Community Water Systems in California Contain Illegal Levels of Arsenic
A new report clarifies the extent to which poor and rural communities still lack basic access to water
The Art of Saving Oceans
Artist Angela Pozzi builds sculptures from washed-up plastic in order to cast more light on the problem of marine debris
A Call to Protect the Oceans
An international coalition votes to protect almost a third of the world’s marine areas
Tom Bell, Visionary, Advocate, Mentor, Fighter, Friend
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activism
Deforestation in Peacetime, Sri Lanka
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forests
