The Magazine of The Sierra Club
21 Gifts for the Adventure-Inclined
Get your loved ones out experiencing something awesome this year
Latest Updates
California’s Wildest Wildfire Victims
Inside the state’s pioneering new Wildlife Disaster Network
The Hydrogen Fuel Cell Car: A Bumpy Ride to a Cleaner Future
One driver’s three-year experiment with an imperfect but promising technology
What I Know About the Ocean
We Need Ocean Justice
Where Do We Stand Five Years After the Paris Agreement?
India offers a case study for reducing greenhouse gas emissions
Stuff a Stocking Right This Season
19 presents that prove great things totally come in small packages
ICYMI: Salmon-Killing Tires, Everest Is Bigger & Humanity Is Heavier
A weekly roundup for busy people
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climate change
2020 Was a Record Year for Hurricanes
Is this the future of hurricane season?
Dispatch From Honduras: The Devastating Aftermath of Eta and Iota
Carlos Raul Cruz Zelaya on the physical and psychological hardship that endures
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climate change
Iñupiaq Activist Siqiniq Maupin on Survival and the Arctic Refuge
The fossil fuel industry has inflicted enormous damage, but her land and culture endure
The Trump Administration Rushes to Sell Leases in the Arctic Refuge, But How Much Oil Is There?
The Interior Department won't release geologic information, raising questions about petroleum potential
17 Green Gifts for Very Good Kids
Get the junior set keen on exploring, enjoying, and protecting
Trump’s Parting Shot at the Arctic Refuge on Its 60th Anniversary
Celebrating our wildest refuge, whose fate hangs by a thread
“All We Can Save” Is the Big Tent Approach to Climate Activism We Need
The diverse collection of essays offers fresh ideas, hope, and solidarity
ICYMI: Profane Parrots, Missing Monoliths & Poisonous Roly-Polies
A weekly roundup for busy people
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climate change
6 Scenes That Should Have Been in "Ammonite"
Justice for Mary Anning (and her sea lizards!)
What Do the Next Four Years Have in Store for Wildlife?
How Trump imperiled wild animals—and what Biden may be able to do about it
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wildlife
It’s Time for the US to Carry Its Fair Share on Climate Change
Domestic emissions reductions aren’t enough—the US needs to help speed the climate transition in poor countries
December Stargazing: The Meaning of Meteorites
A shooting star is not a star—the truth is much more interesting
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astronomy
In Ghana, an Activist Forms a Coalition Against Coal
Goldman Environmental Prize recipient Chibeze Ezekiel helped block a coal-fired power plant
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activism
