The Magazine of The Sierra Club
Can This Former Game Warden Save America’s Endangered Species?
Wildlife takes a backseat during Brian Nesvik's first hearing to lead the US Fish and Wildlife Service
federal policy
What’s Happening at the Bureau of Land Management?
A new Sagebrush Rebellion threatens to transform the agency’s mandate from conservation to energy production
EPA Under Trump Besieged by Mass Terminations, Axed Programs, Funding Cuts
The nation’s environmental watchdog is under an “unprecedented” attack
Trump Attacks Climate Action, Environmental Protections on First Day Back in Power
His executive orders signal a national realignment away from progressive racial, social, and climate policy
The Federal Safety Net for Disaster Survivors Is Increasingly Uncertain
Arguments against sending disaster aid to Los Angeles reveal the politics of the process
President Biden's Last Push to Cement His Conservation Legacy
New monuments, drilling restrictions, and species protections could have lasting benefits
Can Solar Energy and Conservation Exist in Tandem?
The Biden administration prepared a final plan to unleash solar energy across the West
Can Old-Growth Forest Survive a Timber Bias?
The agency tasked with managing old-growth forests struggles to shake its old ways
New Federal Legislation Proposes to Make Polluters Pay for Climate Change
The bill follows similar legislation at the state level
The Supreme Court’s Hubris, Explained
Even though the conservative justices have curtailed the power of Congress and the presidency, federal climate action is still possible
