The Magazine of The Sierra Club
ICYMI: Orcas Sink Another Yacht, Record Low US Birthrate & Japan Can’t Keep Track of Its Islands
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Climate & Energy
On Tuesday, Voters in Maine Get a Chance to Replace For-Profit Utilities With Public Power
Organizers of the ballot initiative hope to improve service and speed up the shift to clean energy by taking profits out of the utility sector
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clean energy
ICYMI: First Battery Locomotive, Menopausal Chimps & No Thanksgiving Crab for You
Environmental news of the week for busy people
In Advance of COP28, Activists Want to “Make Big Oil Pay”
London activists want oil and gas money out of politics
Some Questions for House Speaker Mike Johnson
The DC press corps should push him on these issues, among others
New House Speaker Mike Johnson Holds Extreme Views on Climate Change and Science
Louisiana legislators and progressive activists warn that Johnson’s polite demeanor masks dangerous ideas
Steel Mills Can Steal From the Least Powerful
The story of Gary, Indiana, shows how
California’s Fossil Fuel Lawsuit Could Mark a Turning Point in the Effort for Climate Change Accountability
The oil companies lied about climate change, and it’s time for them to pay, lawsuit charges
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climate change
Dominion Energy Is Pushing a Gas-Burning Chesterfield Plant Near Disadvantaged Communities
The peaker plant, if built, would be the largest in Virginia
ICYMI: Monkeys Enter Stone Age, Swifties Take on the NFL & You Don’t Need ESA Protection if You’re Extinct
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