The Magazine of The Sierra Club
Rain Fell for the First Time on Greenland’s Summit. Here’s Why It Matters.
It turns out what happens in Greenland doesn’t stay in Greenland
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The Promise and the Challenge of “Restorative Aquaculture”
Shellfish and seagrass farming can help restore coastal ecosystems, provided farmers are willing to work with nature
In Baltimore, COVID Relief Arrives on Two Wheels
Bikemore volunteers use green transit to help those in need
ICYMI: City Rat/Country Rat, Fire and Flood & Murder Hornets Are Back
A weekly roundup for busy people
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climate change
Put My Superheroes on Amtrak
A wish list for luring more travelers to less polluting travel
The Big Picture 2021
A few of the year’s most striking images of nature, by bioGraphic
The Unbearable Whiteness of Congressional Environmental Panels
People of color are suffering the most—but they aren’t the ones testifying
In this story:
racial justice
Can Portland, Oregon, Stand Up to the Oil Industry?
The city positions itself as a climate champion but faces a crucial test
The River Keepers
How a US millionaire worked with Chilean environmentalists to stop a mega dam project in Patagonia
One Parent’s Harrowing Encounter With Microplastic
Why plastic pollution is a lot like glitter, and what we can do about it
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plastic
Meet Allison Chin, Sierra Club Trailblazer
The former president has made an indelible mark on the organization
Biden Administration Restricts Lending for Overseas Fossil Fuel Projects
The US Department of Treasury’s new rules restrict oil and coal financing but leave the door open for gas projects
Inside the Animal-Human Fellowship of “Fox & I”
Author, park ranger, and biologist Catherine Raven gets candid
A Modest Proposal: We Need More National Parks
Here are a dozen places that deserve the highest protection
In this story:
national parks
A Modest Proposal: We Need More National Parks
Here are a dozen places that deserve the highest protection
In this story:
national parks
A Livable Future Rests on Congress Passing a Climate-Focused Reconciliation Bill
The bipartisan infrastructure bill was an OK start. To really tackle climate, we need something much bolder.
In this story:
climate change
Natural Instinct
Artist Ann Wood's paper botanicals capture the ephemeral beauty of nature
Giving the Right of Way to Wildlife
How “road ecology” is providing new avenues for animals to roam
In this story:
wildlife
ICYMI: Tesla Moon, Irreversible Warming & Dixie Deniers
A weekly roundup for busy people
In this story:
climate change
All Together Now
How a Civilian Conservation Corps could help address the global-warming emergency
