The Magazine of The Sierra Club
Darkness at Noon in California
Climate-change-fueled wildfires turn the state’s skies orange
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climate change
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Corina Newsome Helps Hatch #BlackBirdersWeek
The social media event highlights—and celebrates—Black people in nature
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activism
Sierra Club Volunteers Log In to Win
It's the largest get-out-the-vote effort in the environmental community
Humungo Splinter, No Tweezers
Without a first-aid kit, you're left to rely on the kindness of strangers
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survival tips
Energy Kites Are the Soaring Alternative to Windmills
Airborne wind energy systems are still experimental, capturing the wind where it's fastest
Exploring a New Age of Disaster Tourism
The climate crisis and tourism collide in Yun Ko-Eun's new novel
Hope Takes Flight Amid Ecological Collapse
Writer Charlotte McConaghy examines personal suffering and the extinction crisis
How One Photographer Uses Instagram to Document #everydayclimatechange
Get a glimpse inside the collaborative, globe-spanning project
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photography
ICYMI: Deadly Lawns, Monkey Shortage & Bison Run Free
A weekly roundup for busy people
Big Lonely Doug—Tree, Unlikely Survivor, and Conservation Icon
He stands in Vancouver Island's magnificent old-growth rainforest
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hiking
How Can I Grow Food From Scraps?
Learn how to grow your own garlic, lettuce, and celery
Easy Ways to Grow, Preserve, and Share Your Own Food
Embrace time-tested models of mutual aid and community food production
The Hottest Day Ever, and I Was There
The blast of a million hair dryers—that’s what it felt like
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climate change
September Stargazing: The World’s Biggest Membrane
Our atmosphere stands between us and the lifeless void of space
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astronomy
Nuclear War Makes a Comeback
It's time to revisit the old fear that kept your parents up at night
Can Farmington, New Mexico, Survive Without Fossil Fuels?
A town seeks to reinvent itself after its economic engine collapses
How Xavi Bou Captures the Flight of Birds
This Catalan photographer makes the invisible visible
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photography
This Is What It Would Look Like if Birds Made Tracks in the Sky
Photographer Xavi Bou uses video techniques to reveal the paths of birds in flight
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photography
Fabian Oefner’s Art by Experiment
Meet the Swiss photographer at the border of art and science
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photography
In Central America, Climate Change Is Driving Families North
Extreme weather is forcing farmers and their families off their land
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climate change
