The Magazine of The Sierra Club
The 8 Best Destinations for Outdoor Yoga
Select new adventures for finding your “Namaste” in nature
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travel
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Hey Mr. Green! How Green Is Corn Ethanol?
Mr. Green distills the nuances from the question
The Burning Questions About Spotted Owls and Fire
The effects of a recent megafire in California have ignited a fresh debate about a prominent keystone species
Backcountry Bookshelf
A suggested reading list for the National Park Service centennial.
Go Play: A Travel Writer's Last Request
Edward Readicker-Henderson (1963–2016) wants you to get off your lawn
Is It Better to Use Up Old Incandescent Bulbs, or Should I Recycle Them for LED's Instead?
Mr. Green lights up the answer.
Creating an Oceans Policy in 2016
A veteran ocean writer lists the changes the next president should make
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oceans
Hey Mr. Green! Are Electric and Pedal-Assist Bikes Sustainable?
Mr. Green Delivers an Electrifying Answer.
2016 Cool Schools Full Ranking
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cool schools
How Do I Get Rid of Invasive Buckthorn?
Mr. Green digs around for the answer.
"He Sung the Glory of Nature”
John Muir’s ascent of Grandfather Mountain
How to Put Your Yard to Work for the Climate
Some strategic changes to your landscaping can help reduce your impact on the planet
The cleanup of our polluted political ecosystem will require the energy of citizens across the political spectrum
How campaign finance corruption undermines policies to protect the environment
In Arizona, dark money is eclipsing the rooftop solar industry
Threatened by the rise of rooftop solar, Arizona utilities try to pack a state commission with their hand-picked candidates
The 10 Coolest Schools, 10 Years On
Sierra's 2016 rankings of the most environmentally sustainable colleges and universities in the United States
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cool schools
Right to Vote? Wrong.
2016 is the first presidential election in 50 years during which citizens won't have the full protections of the Voting Rights Act
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money in politics
Two Words: No. Plastic.
A roundup of alternatives to single-use plastics
