The Magazine of The Sierra Club
Reparations for Houston's Historically Black Neighborhoods
How do you pay people for decades of exposure to carcinogenic chemicals?
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At a Gas Export Plant Under Construction, Workers Breathe Dangerous Dust
In Plaquemines Parish, Louisiana, extreme dust is raising alarms
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Opposition to Proposed Mining Near Rare Protected Georgia Swamp Grows
Advocates mount last-ditch effort to save the Okefenokee National Wildlife Refuge from a titanium mine
Two Coal States, Two Very Different Futures
Colorado and Montana both depended on coal, but only Colorado admits that it's over
New Documentary "Bad River" Details the Fight Against the Line 5 Pipeline
The current battle is just the latest in a saga of Indigenous resistance
Celebrating the End of the LNG Boom, Louisiana style
BBQ oysters and beer to wash away the carbon bomb on the Gulf Coast
Biden Administration: No New LNG Export Terminals
The White House calls a pause until the climate threat of methane gas is fully evaluated
Fossil Fuel Ideologues Are Desperate to Keep Coal Alive, No Matter the Costs
Ratepayers and the climate will suffer, but coal's defenders don't seem to care
The "Woke Capitalism" Movement Has Created a Climate Tightrope
When it comes to ESG, Republicans aren't so sure about capitalism
From Plantations to Petrochemicals
The historical roots of Louisiana’s Cancer Alley can be found in slavery
