The Magazine of The Sierra Club
To Save the Tiniest Turtle in North America, Scientists Are Rebuilding Bogs From Scratch
The work is part of a growing movement of scientists starting with habitat conservation
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Alaskan Tribes and Activists Are Ready to Resist Ambler Road, Again
The proposed route would slash through pristine Indigenous land
Radioactive Shadow Workers
The treatment of oil and gas field waste is a dirty industry’s dirtiest secret
The Past, Present, and Contested Future of LNG Terminals Along the Gulf Coast
Gas export terminals have hollowed out communities in Texas and Louisiana—but some residents are fighting back
Acadia National Park Is a Lab for Climate Change Mitigation Efforts
It's one of the most visited national parks and also one of the most vulnerable
Remaking the Klamath River
The largest dam-removal project in US history restores a once-great salmon migration route
Oil Giants and the Incoming Trump Administration Hope to Spark a Drilling Boom on Alaska's North Slope
The controversial Willow Project may be just the start if Trump gets his way
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Here's What Happens When Big Data Takes Over a Small Town
In Virginia, the planet's largest proposed data center threatens local ecosystems
The Carbon Footprint of Amazon, Google, and Facebook Is Growing
How cloud computing—and especially AI—threaten to make climate change worse
Electrifying Everything Will Require a Much Larger Workforce
Electricians are essential to a renewable energy future
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