The Magazine of The Sierra Club
Reformers Set Sights on Corporate Land Grabs for Energy Projects
FERC has abused the eminent domain process, Representative Raskin and environmentalists say
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dirty energy
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On the Trail of Hiker Emily Ford
She’ll be the first Black woman to thru-hike the Ice Age Trail in winter
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hiking
From Redlining to Restorative Justice
Anti-Black racism and energy insecurity go hand in hand in America
Letter From the Texas Freeze
One writer’s dispatch from the Southwest’s ongoing climate disaster
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climate change
ICYMI: Texas Freezes, Ferrets Cloned & Where's My Catalytic Converter?
A weekly roundup for busy people
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climate change
How—And Why—to Plan a Wintry Camping Trip
Pro tips for adapting your warm-weather camping gear and surviving the cold
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camping
Four Steps President Biden Can Take to Ease the Extinction Crisis
Conservationists want the administration to do more to tackle biodiversity loss
Hondurans Flee Climate Change, Violence, and a Mining Project
Extractive industry is another reason migrants leave home
Can GM Keep Its Promise to Abandon the Internal Combustion Engine?
The automaker could meet its self-described “stretch goal”—if the stars align
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electric vehicles
With a Little Help From My Friends
Fete V-Day with five examples of love and cooperation in the animal kingdom
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wildlife
“Son of Monarchs” Pays Homage to the Beauty of Migration
A surreal film explores the psyche of an immigrant biologist
The So-Called Secret Science Rule is Kaput ... For Now
Here’s how to make sure that it won’t come back
Sierra’s Valentine’s Day Gift Guide
25 tokens that scream “I love you as much as you love the planet!”
ICYMI: More Hail, Less Logging, Orange Ski Slopes & More
A weekly roundup for busy people
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climate change
Plan a Plant-Based Year of the Ox
Usher in Lunar New Year with five Asian food bloggers’ fave vegan recipes
What Comes Next for Trump’s Border Wall?
Conservationists are considering how to repair the damage done
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borderlands
In Florida, a River Gets Rights
How Orange County became the most populous area in the US to recognize rights for nature
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water
Why Is Violence Against Environmental Activists on the Rise?
Each year sets a grim new record
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international environmental justice
A Foreign Policy for the Anthropocene
The Biden administration puts climate change front and center in US diplomacy
Dispatch From New River Gorge, Our Newest National Park
Inside the West Virginia site’s ecological recovery, cultural history, and adventures
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national parks
