The Magazine of The Sierra Club
When Cats Attack
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wildlife
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Nearly 100 Community Water Systems in California Contain Illegal Levels of Arsenic
A new report clarifies the extent to which poor and rural communities still lack basic access to water
The Art of Saving Oceans
Artist Angela Pozzi builds sculptures from washed-up plastic in order to cast more light on the problem of marine debris
A Call to Protect the Oceans
An international coalition votes to protect almost a third of the world’s marine areas
Tom Bell, Visionary, Advocate, Mentor, Fighter, Friend
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activism
Deforestation in Peacetime, Sri Lanka
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forests
Teaching Students About Real-World Wind Power
A Kansas science instructor focuses on wind turbines
At This Texas School, Birding is the Big Game
Students in the Lone Star State are getting their binoculars out and their competitive birding game on
Berkeley Middle Schoolers Keep Their Cooking Program Afloat
To save their school's garden, these kids became online entrepreneurs
The Greening of K–12 Cafeterias
School cafeterias are improving how and what they serve their students
The Outdoor Preschool Movement
A parent makes the case for Waldkindergarten
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education
Young People Wage Unprecedented Lawsuit Over Climate Change
Government inaction on climate change violates young people's constitutional rights
The Top 20 Coolest Schools 2016
These are the colleges working hardest to protect the planet in 2016
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cool schools
Green Buildings Turn Kids Into Better Students
Schools that embrace eco-design and provide access to nature are teaching the next generation to care about the planet
Contemplating De-Extinction
Some scientists think the era of reviving and returning extinct species to the wild is closing in fast. But which animals should come back?
