The Magazine of The Sierra Club
Chinook Salmon Make an Unlikely Journey to Oakland’s Lake Merritt
The sighting could be a sign of improved ecosystem health
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The Past, Present, and Contested Future of LNG Terminals Along the Gulf Coast
Gas export terminals have hollowed out communities in Texas and Louisiana—but some residents are fighting back
Can Solar Energy and Conservation Exist in Tandem?
The Biden administration prepared a final plan to unleash solar energy across the West
There Is No Moral Case for Fossil Fuels. Even the Bible Says So.
It's time to leave them in the ground
Ready to Fight—and Win
Let’s build an environmental movement that works for working families
What's the Sierra Club Been Up To Lately?
Alerts, campaign updates, and victories from Sierra Club volunteers and staff
Acadia National Park Is a Lab for Climate Change Mitigation Efforts
It's one of the most visited national parks and also one of the most vulnerable
Why the Burgeoning Plastics Problem Is More Than a Waste Issue
World leaders wanted to ramp up recycling, but that won’t curb plastic pollution
Resistance Is Fertile
It will require grit to thwart the Trump administration's oil-soaked agenda
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activism
Remaking the Klamath River
The largest dam-removal project in US history restores a once-great salmon migration route
Oil Giants and the Incoming Trump Administration Hope to Spark a Drilling Boom on Alaska's North Slope
The controversial Willow Project may be just the start if Trump gets his way
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arctic
The Right to Repair Is Essential to Reducing Electronic Waste
An excerpt from the new book "Power Metal: The Race for the Resources That Will Shape the Future"
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technology
Can Old-Growth Forest Survive a Timber Bias?
The agency tasked with managing old-growth forests struggles to shake its old ways
Among the Powerful Voices We Lost in 2024, Louis Gossett Jr.’s Echoes Loudly
Gossett understood the environmental crisis as well as anyone
A Development Could Kill One of the Oldest Living Things on the Planet
Conservation groups try to protect the Jurupa oak in Southern California from the tentacles of sprawl
Hydroponics May Be the Future of Urban Farming
Farmers want to grow gardens in urban warehouses. Can it work on a commercial scale?
Monarch Butterfly Migration in Crisis
Researchers cast doubt on a long-held theory about monarch population trends
Hurricane Helene Disrupts the Blue Ridge Parkway
A biodiversity hot spot faces new challenges after an unprecedented storm
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climate change
"Bipartisanship" Cannot Be a Dirty Word
It's time for us all to come together
The Art of Making Do With Less (and Being Happier For It)
Instead of buying something new, why not regift, borrow, or stick to what you already have?
