The Magazine of The Sierra Club
People Show Up for Polar Bear Week, But the Ice Hasn’t Yet
Ice is forming later than it used to in Canada’s Hudson Bay
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Prankster Activists Mobilize "Clown Army" to Take on Climate Change
Episode 3 of the podcast “Stepping Up” reports on humor as a means for change
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climate change
Where Have All the Salmon Gone?
When Klamath dams come out, spring Chinook will thrive. If they can last that long.
Innovators Compete for $100,000 to Revolutionize Global Food Systems
The inspiration for each of their ideas? Nature.
Post-Apocalyptic Puerto Rico
The worst blackout in American history isn’t ending any time soon
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climate change
Secrets of the Whale Shark Highway
A new study will help scientists locate the elusive, endangered giant fish
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oceans
Bones of the Tongass: Kayaking the West Chichagof-Yakobi Wilderness
The Tongass National Forest offers an Alaska unlike what you might imagine
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hiking
ICYMI: Giant Crack Shuts Research Station, Kids Need Dirty Air, & More
A weekly roundup for busy people
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climate change
Navajo Nation Council Rejects Mega-Development Escalade, Tramway
Tribes set aside differences to defeat the billion-dollar Grand Canyon development
Why Is This Splendid Butterfly Disappearing?
The regal fritillary can't exist in a world without violets
November Astronomical Highlights: Disappearing Planets and a Comet
The sky gets busier as the night gets longer this month
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astronomy
Delightfully Spooky Wildlife
Smithsonian Earth's "Strange Creatures" unearths our planet's weirdest denizens
Six Treats to Counter the Trump Administration’s Shameless Tricks
Happy Halloween from Sierra
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holidays
Junkgirls’ Jenny Kompolt Practices the Art of Healing With Discarded Objects
How to see beauty in worn-out things and help others see it, too
Adventure Reincarnation: Outdoor Gear Giants Now Sell Used Goods
It’s a win for the planet and for your wallet, too
New Routes, First Ascents Captured in the Faces of “The Climbers”
Jim Herrington’s new folio celebrates iconic mountaineers of the 20th century
Interior Department Scrubs Climate Change From Its Strategic Plan
A leaked draft of a five-year plan reveals how the DOI will prioritize “energy dominance” over conservation
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climate change
Our National Parks Might Become a Gated Community
Secretary Zinke’s proposal to increase entry fees could make parks an exclusive playground
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national parks
Seattle Stopped Sucking—So Can You
Inside the high-profile campaign to keep plastic straws out of our waterways
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oceans
