The Magazine of The Sierra Club
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
extreme weather
Hurricane Melissa Is a Reminder of Our Dangerous New Reality as the Climate Crisis Accelerates
Scientists warn that “we are now pushing the limits of extreme rapid intensification”
Snapshots of Recovery: Eaton Fire Survivors Nine Months Later
Revisiting three fire-struck families as they rebuild, reconnect, and reckon with ongoing uncertainty
One Year After Helene, Conservation Meets Recovery in North Carolina
The nonprofit MountainTrue is prioritizing river cleanup strategies that protect sensitive habitats
FEMA Failures in Katrina Aftermath Serve as Stark Warning
Experts warn of backsliding at FEMA as nation observes 20th anniversary of Hurricane Katrina
New Lawsuit Contends Trump’s DOE Handpicked Panel of Climate Deniers
The EPA relied heavily on a report the panel produced rejecting the scientific consensus on climate change
Windy Work
Some of the worst weather in the world is offering up some of the most innovative solutions to weather technology
Hurricane Helene Cleanup Poses a Threat to Wildlife
Contractors take a scorched-earth approach to debris removal in North Carolina
From Drought to Deluge: What the LA Fires and Hurricane Helene Have in Common
It all comes down to physics
Wildlife Management Gets Trickier as Climate Change Reconfigures Snowfall
Snow is becoming more unpredictable across North America, complicating research for scientists
