The Magazine of The Sierra Club
Rural North Carolina Turns to Solar and Battery Hubs
Clean energy microgrids are springing up in remote areas thanks to a program that could become a national model
disaster relief
This Natural Disaster Has Upended Life for Rural Alaskans
Storms like Typhoon Halong will only get worse as fossil fuel emissions continue to rise
What Comes Next After Texas Hill Country’s Deadly Flood?
The long road to recovery will be complicated as federal officials dismantle emergency management policy
FEMA Failures in Katrina Aftermath Serve as Stark Warning
Experts warn of backsliding at FEMA as nation observes 20th anniversary of Hurricane Katrina
Hurricane Helene Cleanup Poses a Threat to Wildlife
Contractors take a scorched-earth approach to debris removal in North Carolina
North Carolina’s Forests Face a Long Road to Recovery
The impact of Hurricane Helene will linger for years, but the region’s woods are resilient
Guilt, Hope, and Uncertainty: Three Eaton Fire Survivors, Three Different Journeys
Sierra will follow them for a year as they navigate displacement, loss of work, and rebuilding community
Climate Disasters Are Revealing the Vulnerability of US Water Systems
Wildfires and hurricanes are the latest examples of extreme weather cutting communities off from this vital resource
The Burn Scars of Altadena
As one chapter of Los Angeles ends, another has yet to be written
The Federal Safety Net for Disaster Survivors Is Increasingly Uncertain
Arguments against sending disaster aid to Los Angeles reveal the politics of the process
