The Magazine of The Sierra Club
What's a Few Hundred Feet?
Why five Americans spent more than a month trekking through a jungle to summit an unclimbed peak in Myanmar
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To the Mountaintop
A team of black climbers blazes a new kind of trail on Mt. Denali
Amazing Natural Phenomena: The Planet's Most Incredible Spectacles
Natural phenomena awaken our sense of wonder
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bucket list
Japan's Choice
Rich geothermal resources could replace much of Japan's shuttered nuclear power--but at the risk of spoiling its treasured onsen
Warrior Up!
To ship coal from the Powder River Basin to China, you have to go through the heart of the Lummi Nation.
Preserve and Protect
The time-honored craft of preserving fruits can yield tasty returns and still tread lightly
Last Words
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animals
Five Foods That Are Killing the Planet
Spoiler alert: Stop reading now if you can't live without Quarter Pounders, packaged pastries, or expensive sushi
If John Muir Tweeted
Muir had a gift for distilling profound thoughts into short sound bites.
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public lands
Nancy Kates
Invading the Privacy of the People Who Make the Club Tick
Resuscitating the Rainforest
Indonesian doctors show that stethoscopes might be the best defense against chainsaws
On the One Hand: Chickens
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animals
Temple Grandin
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animals
Last Words
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oceans
Repower LA
Los Angeles is kicking coal, but it isn't easy. This labor-enviro coalition is helping low-income Angelenos make the transition—through energy efficiency and jobs.
