The Magazine of The Sierra Club
As Salt Water Flows up the Mississippi River for a Third Year, the Region Looks for Permanent Solutions
A salty river is a public health crisis, contaminating drinking water for thousands in southeast Louisiana
Climate & Energy
He’ll Try, But Trump Can’t Stop the Clean Energy Revolution
The cost of renewables is plummeting, heat pumps are selling, and red states are raking in cash
At COP29, US Climate Congress Changes Tune
With a president-elect bent on dismantling climate gains, US climate allies reach for economics
We Won’t Go Backward on Clean Energy
Renewables are booming, and that’s good news for public health and people’s pocketbooks
Moving Slightly Southern Trees to New England Could Help Forests Survive Climate Change
Silviculture trials explore swapping in trees closely related to northeastern varieties
What Does a Resilience Officer Do?
These state officials are the next frontier of climate mitigation
Biden Must Act Now to Cement His Environmental Legacy
Here are three areas where the president can take action before leaving office
The Cascading Effect of Climate Change in the Aleutians and Across the Bering Sea
The waters in the region are warming four times faster than the rest of the ocean
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Six Climate and Environment Takeaways From the Election
Trump is coming back to power. Now what?
A Bird's-Eye View of Dual Use
Jamey Stillings's photo gives us a big-picture look at wind energy
