The Magazine of The Sierra Club
Voters in Washington State Are Set to Decide the Future of Fossil Gas
A hedge fund millionaire and the gas industry unite to stall the clean energy transition
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dirty fuels
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Washington Voters Are Poised to Decide the Fate of the State’s Landmark Climate Law
A ballot measure would repeal a cap-and-trade program that has generated billions of dollars for clean energy programs
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climate change
Plastic People
Thanks to Big Oil, plastic pollution is everywhere, including inside our bodies
As Climate Warms, More Are Asking: Should I Have Kids?
Deciding whether to have children is getting even more complicated
How Do I Protect Birds From Window Collisions?
With these few key tips, you can save a whole lot more birds
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birds
The Nation’s Biggest Utilities Are Lagging on Fossil Fuel Phaseout
The Sierra Club’s “Dirty Truth” report found that most aren’t taking action on their climate goals
Volunteer Trout Wranglers Save Central California’s Steelhead
Saving an iconic species is as easy as moving them from one place to another
Here's How to Bring Solar Energy to the South
Meet Laura Zapata, clean energy advocate
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solar
How to Prepare for Extreme Weather With Community-Powered Resilience
Here are steps anyone can take to tap into the great power of one another
These Lands Belong to You and Me
Our federal public lands, including parks and monuments, are a collective treasure
As Solar Jobs Increase, Advocates Call for Workforce Equity
The clean energy industry is seeing a boost in employment—and a more diverse pool of job candidates
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clean energy
Leaf-Peeping for Hikers
Here’s where trekkers should head for fabulous fall foliage
Could a Little Bit of Mussel Fix Our Polluted Streams?
Researchers enlist native species to help restore degraded streambeds in Northern Virginia
No Community Is a Climate Refuge: A Reporter’s Notebook From Asheville, North Carolina
A celebrated “climate haven” proves there is no “away” on a changed planet
A Planned Black Bear Hunt Could Destroy Nearly 40 Years of Conservation
Conservation groups and Louisiana leaders are at odds as the state wildlife agency seeks to revive black bear hunting
New Federal Legislation Proposes to Make Polluters Pay for Climate Change
The bill follows similar legislation at the state level
Riding Out the Storm
A Florida writer’s diary, as Hurricane Helene closes in
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climate change
It’s Time to Bust the Myths Surrounding the Clean Energy Economy
In truth, saving the planet is a path to prosperity
Opening Doors of Opportunity Can Heal the Nation
A great way to reduce political division is to go all in on the clean energy economy
How the "Sell By" Date on Your Milk Carton Is Contributing to Methane Emissions
In California, an effort to keep food waste out of landfills starts on grocery store shelves
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food and drink
