The Magazine of The Sierra Club
Six Treats to Counter the Trump Administration’s Shameless Tricks
Happy Halloween from Sierra
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holidays
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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
Bull Trout Decline Presents Stark Choices in a Changing Climate
Land managers face conundrum of what to save and what to sacrifice
Kiersey Clemons Goes to Bears Ears
The Flatliners actress spends the weekend with local Native Americans and gains a new perspective on the national monument
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public lands
National Day of Action for the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge
The Trump administration plans to include Arctic drilling in the 2018 budget
Does the Douglas Fir Tree Deserve Its Own Monument?
The Friends of Douglas Fir National Monument think so
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wilderness
All About Our Golden State
You don't know the half of it. But you could look it up!
Why Do People Become Storm Chasers?
Hint: It isn’t just about the adrenaline
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adventure
The Garden, Reconsidered
The garden is no exemplar of how to create a right relationship with life on Earth
How to See the Living Forest for the Trees
Photographer Robert Llewellyn shows us the difference between looking and seeing
Community Activist Anthony Torres Receives Youth Brower Award
It might sound radical, but this youth organizer wants a world that works for us all
Scott Pruitt and the Myth of “Sue and Settle”
EPA administrator uses alternative facts to avoid enforcing environmental laws
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environmental law
Veteran and Amputee Chad Jukes Reaches for Higher Ground
Paradox Sports ambassador says the key to rehabilitation is getting outside
