The Magazine of The Sierra Club
A Winter With Less Snow Could Create Huge Problems for the West
State leaders fret about the threats that could extend well into summer and beyond
climate change
When Indigenous Knowledge and Climate Science Meet, Good Things Happen
Tribal leaders and climate coordinators are working together to protect lands and waterways
The Winds of Clean Energy Keep Blowing
A new Rhode Island offshore wind farm brings the country one step closer to a renewable energy future
The Solar Industry Has Been Bogged Down by Red Tape. Digital Tools Are Changing That.
These new technologies are making it easier to power up via the sun
The Renewable Energy Train Has Left the Station
The effort to scale solar and wind and reduce carbon emissions is gaining momentum
The Best Strategy for a Clean Energy Future: Grassroots People Power
Collective action is the strongest response to the Trump administration's fossil fuel push
An Ambitious Plan for Sea Level Rise Keeps Stalling. Can It Get to Higher Ground?
Managed retreat awaits funding and support in Warren, Rhode Island
How to Predict an Avalanche
Here’s a look at the science behind preventing catastrophe on the slopes
Western Snow Drought Threatens Ski Season and Much More
Record-low snowpack could have downstream effects on rivers, farms, and cities that last long beyond winter
Environmental Groups Vow to Stop Trump’s EPA From Revoking the Endangerment Finding
As global heating accelerates, the nation’s environmental watchdog is trying to muzzle its own ability to act
