The Magazine of The Sierra Club
Unlikely Allies and Uncomfortably Large Coalitions
In the Midwest, fights against CO2 pipelines are creating unlikely political bedfellows
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ICYMI: Meat Popsicles, Maui on Fire, 158°F in Iran & Hank the Tank Is So Busted
A weekly roundup for busy people
Vermont Sets Ambitious Goal to Save Half of the State for Nature
New biodiversity measure aims to conserve 50 percent by 2050
My Cross-Country, Low-Carbon Road Trip
Climate activists need vacations too
A Year in 72 Seasons
The Japanese idea of "microseasons" may be a better way to mark time
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President Biden Designates New National Monument Near Grand Canyon
Baaj Nwaavjo I’tah Kukveni—Ancestral Footprints of the Grand Canyon National Monument will honor tribal heritage and protect the area from uranium mining
The Usual Suspects
David Lipsky’s "The Parrot and the Igloo" delivers a noir-ish take on the climate change saga
The Biggest Predator of All Time: Us
New research confirms that humans push many species to extinction
3 Must-Read Books for Your Climate-Heating Summer Reading List
These stories illuminate the realities and the stakes of life in a warming world
Preserving a Mother and Son’s Story
America’s newest national monument preserves an important part of our history
ICYMI: Hot Tub Florida, Saguaros Are Dying, Bees Are Shrinking & Definitely Not a Bear Costume
A weekly roundup for busy people
“Climate Receiver” Cities Signal a Rust Belt Renaissance
Once depopulated, these areas of the US are becoming climate destinations
The Sweet Smell of Nontoxic, Sustainable Perfumes and Who Is Making Them
Here’s what you need to know about synthetic fragrances and green alternatives
What Are the Least Toxic and Greenest Carpets and Rugs?
Get floored by these ethically made, tree-free, and sheep-free options
How Far Will Salmon Swim for a Craft Beer?
In Oregon, researchers hope a surprising aroma will lure stray salmon back to their home hatcheries
Conservation Could Get a Huge Boost on Millions of Acres
A new analysis shows most Americans support the proposal to make that happen
A Win for the “Desert Ghost” Benefits Us All
A legal settlement over border wall construction will repair damage to the Sonoran Desert
