The Magazine of The Sierra Club
The Price Is Wrong
A visit to Bangladesh’s clothing factories reveals the problem with fast fashion: it’s too cheap
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European Green Crab Populations Are Exploding in Washington State
With a recent executive order, Governor Inslee tries to stem their spread before it’s too late
These Scientists Want You to Become a Pika Patroller
Citizen scientists are tracking the adorable climate indicators using a new app
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adventure
Can’t We All Just Opt Out of Holiday Shopping Overload?
Let’s ditch excess stuff for a more sustainable (and less stressful) season
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holidays
6 Must-Read Books for Your Fall Reading List
Give yourself the gift of an inspiring read with these stories of natural wonder, personal discovery, and homecoming
The 2022 Holiday Dinner Discussion Guide
How to navigate this year's essential talking points
Thanksgiving Is Complicated. Here’s Why I Celebrate Anyway.
The history’s all wrong—but I find meaning in the myth
Climate Justice Moves Closer to Center Stage at UN Climate Talks
The creation of a “loss and damage” fund to help cover climate change destruction is a landmark achievement
Biodiversity Is About to Have Its Climate Change Moment
An international meeting of world leaders will decide the fate of life on Earth
Killing of Mexican Wolf Highlights Why Recovery Is Failing
Here are three key things that conservationists say need to happen to turn things around
Stuck in the Tar Sands
In Kate Beaton’s graphic memoir, "Ducks," environmental destruction is overshadowed by the relentless sexism
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books
World Leaders Call for “Paris Moment” on Biodiversity Day at COP27
International meeting highlights the interconnectedness of climate change and biodiversity loss
ICYMI: 8 Billion People, Less Sperm, Go Figure!
A weekly roundup for busy people
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climate change
We Saved These Tuna. We Can Save Some Sharks Too.
Global fisheries have to get serious if we want to save Shark Week
What Is the Fossil Fuel Non-Proliferation Treaty?
A novel campaign to stop the spread of oil, gas, and coal gets some attention
The Global Climate Breakdown: What the Island States Want From the Climate Talks
A conversation with Fiji’s UN ambassador
Can Wildlife Corridors Save Mountain Lions?
Car travel poses the biggest danger to wildcats
Yes, We Need to Build a Lot More Renewable Energy a Lot Faster. But Scrapping Environmental Laws Isn’t the Way to Do That.
Do we really need “permitting reform”?
“Humanity Has a Choice”: A Roundup of Some of the Best Speeches at COP27
Global leaders urge cooperation to avert the worst impacts of climate change
Fossil Fuel Lobbyists Flood the UN Climate Talks in Egypt
Corporate mouthpieces outnumber the representatives of nearly all countries
