The Magazine of The Sierra Club
The Fashion Executives Who Saved a Patagonian Paradise
Tompkins Conservation donations are the largest act of wildlands philanthropy in history
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Zeroing Out Zero Waste
A conversation with David Allaway, recycling heretic
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recycling
The Utah Way to Achieving 100 Percent Clean Energy
How a politically conservative state set aggressive goals for clean energy
SUVs Without Shame—Because They're Electric
The best 2019 EV and hybrid sport-utility models
Who Wants to Kill the Electric Car This Time?
The Koch brothers hope it will be them
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electric vehicles
The US Recycling System Is Garbage
China doesn't want our crap anymore, and who can blame them?
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recycling
Stop Obsessing About Recycling
Recyclability is cool, but it's not always that important
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recycling
How Buses and Islamic Organizations Are Fixing Indonesia's Trash Problem
Indonesia's trash is a global problem, but for now, the solutions are local
![In Indonesia, three barefoot monks wearing saffron robes walk in a line, carrying silver pots for collecting alms. They're passing five bins shaped like tulips, which say (left to right) B3, Plastik, Organik, [illegible], and Kertas.](/sites/default/files/styles/sierra_half_column_width/public/sierra/articles/sharing/2019-7-Recycling-ph5-WB.jpg.webp?itok=Z2cLY1qA)
Outdoors for All
A nascent global movement proclaims that access to nature is a human right
Connecting Kids to Nature in a Disconnected World
The Natural Leaders Network is part of a budding outdoor equity movement
