The Magazine of The Sierra Club
Why is the Sea Rising Faster in Some Parts of the US?
Sea levels rising are affected by small regional changes too
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The Women Who Logged 18 Months in the Arctic
Hilde Fålun Strøm and Sunniva Sorby did it for science
Supreme Court Refuses to Give Big Oil a “Get Out of Jail Free” Card
State and local climate liability lawsuits will be heard by state courts
Goldman Prize Winner Diane Wilson Protected San Antonio Bay
Often alone in her efforts, this unexpected activist won big against a major plastics manufacturer
Can Geoengineers Learn to Work With Indigenous Communities?
Some projects aimed at climate solutions have a history of sidelining local voices
Salmon and Orcas Are Being Managed Toward Extinction—and So Is the Lummi Nation
On Earth Day, an Indigenous demand for tearing down the Snake River dams
From Catastrophe to Conservation Triumph
The new film “Wild Life” details the love story of Doug and Kris Tompkins and their historic vision for conservation
ICYMI: Daddy Dearest, Killer Kitties, Kitty Killers & Three Nukes Shut, Another Nuke Opens
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How to Green Up Your Lifestyle During Earth Month
Individual change can be contagious, so take a moment to read what others are doing
An Earth Day for Life on Earth
Earth Day should be a festival about letting other living things be, just because they are alive
Hotter Temperatures Mean Dirtier Air, Especially for People of Color
The new “State of the Air” report also shows that residents in the West suffer the most from air pollution
Black Ecologists Organize to Create Community and Elevate Research
Here’s why they’re creating space for themselves and those who look like them
What Earthrise Can Tell Us About Earth Day
Earth Day should be a time for thinking about time
From the Pond to the Streets, Revisited
This Earth Day, it's time to pick up a shovel and get to work
Let's Return Earth Day to Its Revolutionary Past
Youth activist Jamie Margolin hated Earth Day, until she learned more about it
How—and Why—to Depave Your Driveway
It makes for a surprisingly easy, greening Earth Month project
Some Fires Are Better Than Others
California’s forests aren't storing as much carbon as they used to. Here's why.
EPA Puts the Pedal to the Metal to Electrify Transportation
New guidelines will dramatically accelerate EV adoption
ICYMI: Carbon-Capture Perfume, Flu Kills the Condors & Tahoe Is Clear Again
A weekly roundup for busy people
Canada’s RBC Tops List of Banks Financing the Climate Crisis
Fossil fuel companies use loopholes to get billions in financing, according to “Banking on Climate Chaos”
