The Magazine of The Sierra Club
The Federal Safety Net for Disaster Survivors Is Increasingly Uncertain
Arguments against sending disaster aid to Los Angeles reveal the politics of the process
climate change
How to Pack a Go-Bag for an Environmental Disaster
Natural disasters can happen suddenly—be prepared for any kind of emergency, no matter where you live
Lawsuits Against Big Oil for Climate Harm and Deception Can Proceed
SCOTUS denies petitions that would have blocked the cases from moving forward
Survivors of Climate-Change-Related Tragedies Demand Accountability
How one widow is calling out the fossil fuel industry in her quest for climate justice
Acadia National Park Is a Lab for Climate Change Mitigation Efforts
It's one of the most visited national parks and also one of the most vulnerable
Hurricane Helene Disrupts the Blue Ridge Parkway
A biodiversity hot spot faces new challenges after an unprecedented storm
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Concerns About Infrastructure and Lack of Indigenous Representation at COP30 Abound
The next UN Climate Change Conference will follow this year’s stagnant negotiations on funding global adaptation
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COP, climate change, climate adaptation, international climate policy, climate negotiations
Loopholes and Fractures Make for Un-United Nations as COP29 Ends
Fossil-friendly language permeates draft texts and tensions between developed and developing nations remain
As Salt Water Flows up the Mississippi River for a Third Year, the Region Looks for Permanent Solutions
A salty river is a public health crisis, contaminating drinking water for thousands in southeast Louisiana
At COP29, US Climate Congress Changes Tune
With a president-elect bent on dismantling climate gains, US climate allies reach for economics
