The Magazine of The Sierra Club
The cleanup of our polluted political ecosystem will require the energy of citizens across the political spectrum
How campaign finance corruption undermines policies to protect the environment
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The Lummi Nation Fends off Big Coal
Last May, the tribe stopped a coal terminal from being built on sacred land
Making a Stink
Two sisters use social media to draw attention to wastewater lagoons across the street from their house
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Unlike its neighbors, North Carolina has a soft spot for toxic coal ash
North Carolina is worried about bathrooms. Toxic coal ash, not so much.
The Fight to Protect Bears Ears
A coalition of five Native American tribes is pushing President Barack Obama to create a new national monument in Utah as opposition mounts
Betty Reid Soskin Is Richmond's "Resident Rosie"
America's oldest park ranger reminds visitors of our country's complicated past
A Desert Guardian Reflects on a Lifetime of Activism
Forty-five years ago, Joan Taylor dropped out of college, moved to the California desert, and became an activist. She's been fighting ever since.
The Native American Alliance to Protect the Grand Canyon
Southwest tribes put aside their differences to save common sacred ground
