The Magazine of The Sierra Club
The Best Affordable Long-Range Electric Vehicles of 2026
EVs’ lower prices and longer ranges are making it easier to curb emissions
Latest Updates
When Indigenous Knowledge and Climate Science Meet, Good Things Happen
Tribal leaders and climate coordinators are working together to protect lands and waterways
The Winds of Clean Energy Keep Blowing
A new Rhode Island offshore wind farm brings the country one step closer to a renewable energy future
The Solar Industry Has Been Bogged Down by Red Tape. Digital Tools Are Changing That.
These new technologies are making it easier to power up via the sun
Crocodiles Know a Thing or Two About Solar
This crocs' bony armored plates absorb sunlight to regulate body temperature
Facing Apex Predators—and Fear—in the Name of Conservation
Photographer Tanya Houppermans gets within biting distance to capture the beauty of sharks and other maligned sea creatures
The Lookout
A roundup of important news and updates from Sierra Club campaigns and chapters across the country
The Renewable Energy Train Has Left the Station
The effort to scale solar and wind and reduce carbon emissions is gaining momentum
The Best Strategy for a Clean Energy Future: Grassroots People Power
Collective action is the strongest response to the Trump administration's fossil fuel push
An Ambitious Plan for Sea Level Rise Keeps Stalling. Can It Get to Higher Ground?
Managed retreat awaits funding and support in Warren, Rhode Island
Will Osprey Chick Deaths Inspire Conservation Action on Menhaden?
Groups are calling for an end to industrial fishing of this vital forage fish in the Chesapeake Bay
Growing the Forests of the Future
These researchers are helping trees migrate to cope with the effects of a warming world
How to Predict an Avalanche
Here’s a look at the science behind preventing catastrophe on the slopes
When More Than Just a River Runs Through It
A massive sewage spill in the Potomac points to the need for improved infrastructure
Why Canada’s Grizzlies Are at Risk Again and How Tourism Can Help
Responsible bear viewing is a powerful tool for instilling advocacy and furthering conservation
Western Snow Drought Threatens Ski Season and Much More
Record-low snowpack could have downstream effects on rivers, farms, and cities that last long beyond winter
This Monument Is the Latest Casualty in Trump’s War on Public Lands
Northeast Canyons and Seamounts Marine National Monument could be opened up to commercial fishing
What’s Next for Florida’s Black Bears?
New challenges emerge for advocates who hope to save the state’s black bear population
Is a Gas-Station-Free Future Possible?
Environmentalists are advocating for clean energy infrastructure despite Trump’s push for more fossil fuels
Calls for Indigenous Sovereignty Grow in the Arctic as Region Warms
Inuit in Greenland and Canada rally around ecological hot spot as climate change and geopolitics threaten the region
