The Magazine of The Sierra Club
Enric Sala Dives Into Wild Waters
The founder of Pristine Seas wants to do more than write the ocean’s obituary
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2017 Electric Vehicle Buyers' Guide
Five of the best 2017 EVs, chosen for range, ease of charging, and affordability
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electric vehicles
Oregon's Trail of Tears
A hiker explores the Oregon coast and its dark history
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hiking
Hey Mr. Green! What's the Greenest Way to Weatherize?
Want to know how best to stay warm? Mr. Green's got you covered.
Electric Cars Need a Boost. Electric Utilities Can Provide It.
Charging systems for EVs need to be as common as gas stations
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electric vehicles
Cool Schools 2017 Full Ranking
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cool schools
The Forefront of the Resistance
The Sierra Student Coalition’s primer for young people
Green Students Resist Whitewashing
Meet the activists behind the Students of Color Environmental Collective
Seven Options for Dairy-Wary Ice Cream Fans
Plant-based frozen treats taste a lot better than they used to
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food and drink
Why I Decided to Sue My Own Government
A plaintiff in the Our Children’s Trust lawsuit says the federal government’s actions are fueling global warming
How Trump's Border Wall Could Block the Most Exciting Wildlife Comeback in North America
Jaguars are reappearing in the Southwest. A border wall would put an end to that.
Environmental News ICYMI
Three Mile Island to close, tropical diseases in the Arctic, and Prince—patron of clean energy
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climate change
College Rankings: For Bikes
How two students earned their college official “bike-friendliness” designation
Michael Twitty Wants to Reconnect African Americans to Their Food
The Afroculinaria food blogger discusses food, history, and his new memoir
Explore, Enjoy—and Parent
Climate change is the ultimate children's issue
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climate change
Electric Utility Ratepayers Are Fed Up With Expensive, Dirty Energy
A power struggle in Pueblo, Colorado: Another gas plant or 100 percent clean energy?
Jimmy Carter Talks Solar Energy
His Plains, Georgia, peanut farm now sprouts 3,500 solar panels
