The Magazine of The Sierra Club
From the Pond to the Streets, Revisited
This Earth Day, it's time to pick up a shovel and get to work
Latest Updates
How—and Why—to Depave Your Driveway
It makes for a surprisingly easy, greening Earth Month project
Some Fires Are Better Than Others
California’s forests aren't storing as much carbon as they used to. Here's why.
EPA Puts the Pedal to the Metal to Electrify Transportation
New guidelines will dramatically accelerate EV adoption
ICYMI: Carbon-Capture Perfume, Flu Kills the Condors & Tahoe Is Clear Again
A weekly roundup for busy people
Canada’s RBC Tops List of Banks Financing the Climate Crisis
Fossil fuel companies use loopholes to get billions in financing, according to “Banking on Climate Chaos”
The Grassroots Effort to Save Kiawah Island’s Bobcats
Native bobcats were in crisis—until residents volunteered to give up pesticides
Feet to the Fire
A pay cut is looming for federal firefighters
Unpacking the BS About ESG
We have a right to invest in the next generation’s future
How to Host the Most Fruitful—and Fun—Seed Swap Event
Throw the Earth Month event of gardeners’ dreams
Biden Administration Deals a Legal Blow to Big Oil
President passes a major test as Department of Justice backs state and city climate change lawsuits
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environmental justice
On Taking Flight
British Bangladeshi environmentalist Mya-Rose Craig reflects on all things flying
There's More to Koalas Than You Think
Danielle Clode's new book takes us deep into the lives of these much-beloved animals
The Tenacious Beasts That Don't Give Up
Christopher Preston's new book helps us rethink wildlife
A Conservation Glossary for Budding Environmental Activists
Here’s a rundown of some of the most commonly used terms in wildlife conservation
ICYMI: No Scooters in Paris, No Salmon Season in California, No Protection for Coyotes & No Dubya National Park
A weekly roundup for busy people
The Struggle Dr. King Gave His Life For
Remembering the lessons of racial division and unity
Climate Change Is Altering How We Restore California’s Native Grasslands
Superblooms are increasingly at risk
Word of Mouth
Oral histories of climate change provide an intimate view of our shifting world
In this story:
indigenous communities
Why Earth Month Is a Great Excuse to Try Eco-Hypnotherapy and Other Ideas Outside the Nonrecyclable Box
It’s also a great time to reduce, reuse, repair, and recycle almost anything
