The Magazine of The Sierra Club
Have You Been Snacking on Cancer-Causing Chemicals?
FDA bans cryptically labeled carcinogenic compounds
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ICYMI: Know Your Nene, Evil Urchins, Rogue Rodents, & More
A weekly roundup for busy people
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climate change
Exotic Trees May Be Pretty, But They’re Bad News for Birds
Non-native trees can compromise the breeding success of Carolina chickadees
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science
Saudi Arabia Is Still Pumping Your Gas
Oh, you drive electric? The kingdom might be behind that too.
Chief Justice Roberts Tosses Landmark Climate Lawsuit Into Limbo
Will kids get their days in court to challenge U.S. climate and energy policy?
Superfund Scandal Leads to Prison Time for Coal Lobbyist, Lawyer
Birmingham coal lobbyist and lawyer were convicted of bribing state official
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coal
Getting Girls on Ice So They Can Change the World
What happens when glaciologists take teens to British Columbian mountains?
Indigenous Knowledge Takes Center Stage in “Native America”
New PBS series explores the unique contributions of America’s Indigenous peoples
ICYMI: Drilling Sludge to Drink, Faux Organics, an Artificial Moon, & More
A weekly roundup for busy people
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climate change
Brazil's Likely Next President Poses a Threat to the Planet
Jair Bolsonaro has pledged to open the Amazon to exploitation
The Hazardous Chemicals Lurking in Black Hair Care Products
Here’s what to avoid in “natural” labels—and how protect black hair
Climber Alex Honnold Talks About Freestyling on the Silver Screen
Sierra gets candid with the star, and filmmakers, behind “Free Solo”
How Do I Dispose of Animal Waste Without Plastic Bags?
Mr. Green digs around for the answer
Island in the Storm
A letter from St. Vincent National Wildlife Refuge on the eve of Hurricane Michael
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climate change
Utah’s Farmington Bay: Mecca for Birds and the Birders Who Love Them
The Great Salt Lake’s wetlands are a haven for waterfowl—at least for now
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hiking
Can the Marine Corps Beat Climate Change? "Sir Yes Sir!"
Sometimes a hierarchy is just what you need
ICYMI: Obsessive Tiger, Aggressive Storm, & Emotional Support Squirrel
A weekly roundup for busy people
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climate change
Mary Robinson Talks Climate Justice and Why She Started a Podcast
Ireland's former president highlights the human dimension of climate change
“Climate Justice” Is the Antidote for Your Climate Change Paralysis
Mary Robinson’s new book highlights frontline activists coping with a new reality
