The Magazine of The Sierra Club
Gary Krysztopik
Invading the Privacy of the People Who Make the Club Tick
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electric vehicles
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Paper Towels or Hand Dryers?
Which is better for the environment: paper towels or hand dryers?
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lifestyle
Elbows Deep
As activism goes digital, it also becomes more abstract. Ted Haviland and the Ozark Stream Teams stay focused on a place they can touch.
Grande Slam
Although it's rarely paddled these days, the dehydrated Rio Grande can still hand out a drubbing.
The Art of Diminished Resistance
Tom Wylie wants to change the way ocean researchers commute to work
George Wolfe: Founder of L.A. River Expeditions
Less than a mile from one of the busiest freeway intersections in the world, you're paddling amid sycamores, willows, grapevines, and egrets
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adventure
Jane Goodall
Her newest book chronicles her lifelong love of all things leafy
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agriculture
Warren Buffett's Coal Problem
To run his coal trains, the billionaire investor needs to seize land from a bunch of Montana cowboys.
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coal
Escape to a South African Lodge
!Xaus Lodge, Kgalagadi (Kalahari) Transfrontier Park, Northern Cape Province, South Africa
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travel
Manatee Heaven in King's Bay, Florida
Despite their size, the manatees swim with a still, eerie grace
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oceans
7 of the World's Strangest Flowers
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wildflowers
Conflict Avoidance
Wind power is inexhaustable, clean, and virtually free—but still not perfect.
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birds
Corporate Climbers
Trading granite walls for giant turbines, mountaineers cash in on their rope skills to keep America's wind farms humming
