The Magazine of The Sierra Club
Alannah Acaq Hurley’s Watershed Moment
An Alaska Native receives the Goldman Prize for her efforts to protect Bristol Bay from mining
environmental justice
How Americans Could Lose Their Voice in the Push to Build Big Projects
Efforts to update the National Environmental Policy Act put its future in doubt
One Year After Trump’s Inauguration, the Damage to Environmental Policy Is Unprecedented
The administration has taken a wrecking ball to everything from clean energy policy to chemical regulations
Nature Speaks to Us. We Just Need to Listen.
In the Ecuadorian Amazon, Nemonte Nenquimo found her voice as an activist in gatherings lit by fire and song
The Quiet Architect of Federal Environmental Justice
Dr. Clarice Gaylord laid the foundation for environmental-justice policies
Black Belt Defender
Catherine Coleman Flowers is helping upgrade wastewater systems in the South
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environmental justice
Frontline Communities Fight to Evict a Toxic Roofing Company
One of America’s largest shingle makers is pumping pollution into Black and brown communities from Texas to Minnesota
Colombia Is the Most Dangerous Country for Environmental Defenders
Latin America remains the most hostile region for activists worldwide
Diversifying the Next Generation of Wildland Firefighters
A partnership between the US Forest Service and four HBCUs is shifting the mostly white forestry workforce
Incarcerated People Are Drinking Unsafe Water in Illinois State Prisons
Prisoners' rights advocates and environmental groups are taking their concerns to the federal government
