The Magazine of The Sierra Club
The Gap Between Climate Targets and Fossil Fuel Production Is Wider Than Ever
The world’s top greenhouse-gas-emitting countries are failing to take a path that avoids catastrophic warming
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Utilities Across the United States Are Failing to Transition to Clean Energy
Power companies are clinging to coal and gas while ramping up to service data centers
An Accidental Activist Takes On a Pipeline in New York
Courtney Williams learned how to push back on the oil and gas industry
From Forest to Fireweed
The ecological upheaval of Jasper National Park
Montanans Are Making Space for Grizzlies
Wildlife corridors and conflict prevention help keep bears safe
Can Buying Hunting Licenses Help Save Florida’s Bears?
A creative solution to limiting the number of bears killed in the state’s newly approved bear hunt
Every Watershed Deserves a Rock Opera
How an Oregon sewer inspired a live multimedia performance
Sun Day Brings Earth Day Energy to Renewables
Events across the country on September 21 will celebrate the clean energy revolution
The Fight Over Data Centers
They’re unsightly and power hungry. The White House wants to build a whole lot more.
The Resistance Rangers Want Your Help in Protecting National Parks
A movement of off-duty and former officials has mobilized to save embattled parks
Why Public Lands Need Protection More Than Ever
The Trump administration wants to sell off our shared lands. We need to meet this moment.
This Is How Climate Change Transformed a Maryland Neighborhood
Extreme conditions are impacting Takoma Park's trees
This Land Is Your Land
A mother and daughter pedal across Wyoming as public lands hang in the balance
Public Lands Were Made Free to All
Protecting wild places was once a radical idea. It still is.
Public Lands Are on the Line
Trump and his allies are targeting our shared, wild spaces for extraction
All Aboard the Mardi Gras Service
Twenty years after Hurricane Katrina, Amtrak has revived a railway connecting Gulf Coast communities
Wildfires Have Lasting Psychological Effects on Farmworkers
Farmworking communities face a long struggle to overcome mental and emotional impacts
What Comes Next After Texas Hill Country’s Deadly Flood?
The long road to recovery will be complicated as federal officials dismantle emergency management policy
What Happens to the Clothes You Return Online?
Too often, they don’t get recycled or reused but instead fill up our landfills, lands, and oceans
