The Magazine of The Sierra Club
Are Bumblebees Going Extinct?
Plenty of bad news, plenty of hope
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Super Bowl Ad Looks to Score Points Against Plant-Based Meat
The Center for Consumer Freedom throws shade on the Impossible Burger
Yes, I Ride My Bike in the Rain. Why Don’t You?
All it takes is appropriate gear—not necessarily fancy—and the right attitude
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biking
Life for Birds in the Big Apple Just Got a Little Easier
Recent legislation requires new buildings to be more bird-friendly
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birds
It’s Farmer v. Monsanto in Court Fight Over Dicamba Herbicide
Bader Farms claims Monsanto induces farmers to buy dicamba-tolerant seeds
Wrecking the BLM From Within
The Senate doesn’t even get to ask questions of bureau head
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public lands
February Stargazing: The Rise of Space Junk
Swarms of satellites may soon compromise our view of the night sky
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astronomy
ICYMI: Albatross Spies, Trump’s Trillion Trees, Taxing SUVS & More
A weekly roundup for busy people
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climate change
8 Ways to Responsibly Rock Down
Strict animal welfare standards lend these items sustainability cred
When Nature Calls in the Backcountry, It’s a Problem for Parks
Employees grapple with the volume of human waste in the outdoors
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hiking
Learning to Love Bats
A winged love story takes flight in Chicago
Terry Tempest Williams on “Erosion”
The naturalist writer believes we’re all eroding—and evolving—simultaneously
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books
So Your Kids Are Stressed Out About the Climate Crisis
Here’s how to help
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climate change
ICYMI: Falling Iguanas, Dying Sequoias, Mops and Buckets & More
A weekly roundup for busy people
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climate change
Some Enchanted Swamp Walk
Knee deep in a Florida swamp saved by the Nixon administration
Will Climate Justice Be Served?
US appeals court dismisses Our Children’s Trust case
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climate change
Could Geoengineering Help Save the World’s Ice?
Some researchers hope so. Here are their proposals.
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climate change
The Fate of 23.8 Million Acres of Arctic Wilderness Is in Jeopardy
1.5 million acres were leased for oil in 2019—with more planned in the future
Are Warehouses in the Inland Empire a Blessing or a Curse?
Online shopping may be impacting air quality in Southern California communities
What Is the Most Eco-Friendly Pen?
It's hard to recycle pens. Here's what to keep in mind.
