The Magazine of The Sierra Club
A Feathered Solution for Food Waste
Backyard chickens are a great way to reduce greenhouse pollution
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food and drink
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The Northeast Is Becoming a Tinderbox
Here’s everything you need to know about the region’s record-breaking drought conditions and unusual wildfires
Where the Tide Is the Loudest Sound
A gold mine intrudes on a quiet Alaskan refuge
Concerns About Infrastructure and Lack of Indigenous Representation at COP30 Abound
The next UN Climate Change Conference will follow this year’s stagnant negotiations on funding global adaptation
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COP, climate change, climate adaptation, international climate policy, climate negotiations
These Women Are Leading the Effort to Protect Sacred Water
A new documentary, "Drowned Land," explores the Choctaw-led effort to put tribal heritage above profit
Loopholes and Fractures Make for Un-United Nations as COP29 Ends
Fossil-friendly language permeates draft texts and tensions between developed and developing nations remain
America’s Healing Can Start With Family Around the Holidays
Most of us want the same things: a better life for our children, safe communities, good schools, freedom
Facing Motherhood in an Unrecognizable World
Helen Phillips's "Hum" tracks motherhood in an increasingly unrecognizable world
How to See Our Species With the Big Picture
Ferris Jabr's "Becoming Earth" explores the planet as a living organism
When Women Are Warriors
Nemonte Nenquimo's "We Will Be Jaguars" channels climate activism with female leadership
Environmentalists Have a Wish List for the Lame Duck Session
President Biden will have an impressive conservation legacy. He could go even further if he did these things.
As Salt Water Flows up the Mississippi River for a Third Year, the Region Looks for Permanent Solutions
A salty river is a public health crisis, contaminating drinking water for thousands in southeast Louisiana
Who Is Lee Zeldin?
Trump’s pick to head the Environmental Protection Agency has greens worried
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EPA
He’ll Try, But Trump Can’t Stop the Clean Energy Revolution
The cost of renewables is plummeting, heat pumps are selling, and red states are raking in cash
At COP29, US Climate Congress Changes Tune
With a president-elect bent on dismantling climate gains, US climate allies reach for economics
We Won’t Go Backward on Clean Energy
Renewables are booming, and that’s good news for public health and people’s pocketbooks
What's Greener, Wooden Matches or Lighters?
Here are the most sustainable ways to light up your life
What Does a Resilience Officer Do?
These state officials are the next frontier of climate mitigation
A Desert Meditation on the Future of Solar
Can we have our clean energy installations and our desert too?
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saving wild places
A Veterans Day Reflection on Why Access to the Outdoors Is More Important Than Ever
How one veteran's connections with the land provided hope during his service
