The Magazine of The Sierra Club
Julia Olson, Founder of Our Children's Trust, Is Setting the Legal Bar High
The attorney behind the youth climate change lawsuits shares her story
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Locals Paved the Way for Chicago's New Composting Program
Can the city’s food scrap drop-off initiative work in harmony with existing businesses?
Deer Eradication on Sidney Island
Restoring natural growth on Canada's Southern Gulf Islands wasn’t pretty: “Not something I’m proud of, but it had to be done.”
What Happens After You Create One of the World’s Most Successful Marine Preserves?
Some fear tourism could be the end of Cabo Pulmo
Locals Fight to Protect Mexico’s Baja Peninsula From Development
Real estate speculation and megaresorts threaten to displace people and harm biodiversity
First-Time Backpacking Basics
What you need to take your hiking to the next level
How to Hike Safely in the Heat
Temperatures are rising, so protect yourself with these extra precautions
To Fulfill America’s Promise, Let’s Throw Everything We’ve Got at the Climate Crisis
It’s time to declare independence from fossil fuels
Burrowing Owls Are Increasingly in Conflict With Humans Over Housing
They're the only North American raptors living underground
Where Can I Recycle Propane Gas Cylinders and Tanks?
Some tips on how to green your grill
Where Compassion and Conservation Meet
Marine biologists are claiming compassionate conservation as a new ethos
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How Communities Can Power Their Own Just Clean Energy Transition
The climate crisis presents an opportunity to rewrite everything from ownership to energy independence
The Scorching Truth About Extreme Heat
Broiling temperatures should be a wake-up call to act on climate change
The Supreme Court Overturns the Chevron Doctrine, Gutting Federal Environmental Protections
Scrapping the legal precedent could send a "convulsive shock" to decades of federal environmental, financial, and health-care regulations
Researchers Get Closer to Creating a Real-Life Jurassic Park
Could bringing back extinct species serve a real conservation purpose?
From Farmworker to Farm Owner-Operator
In California’s Salinas Valley, one organization is helping immigrant laborers start their own farm
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agriculture
EVs Have No Tailpipe Pollution, but There Are Still Problems When the Rubber Meets the Road
Hint: There's something hiding in the tires
A New App Helps You Avoid Toxic PFAS Chemicals in Everyday Products
The tool by Clearya also flags other toxic chemicals and suggests safer products
More-Than-Human Points of View
Stories explore the world through the eyes of other animals
Ash Trees Are Dying Everywhere. This Is Why.
A bug is going to make your summers hotter
