The Magazine of The Sierra Club
Where’s the Money, Secretary Zinke?
Reduced budgets, favoritism raise concerns on Capitol Hill
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14 Ways to Say “I Love You, Mom—And Mother Earth, Too”
Sierra’s Mother’s Day gift guide
Entergy Gas Plant Evokes New Orleans Legacy of Environmental Racism
New Orleans East has a long history of being the city’s dumping ground
California First in the Nation to Require Solar on New Homes
Starting in 2020, new homes in the Golden State will be mini power plants
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solar
USDA Proposes GMO Labeling Rules
But as they stand, they’ll simply sow consumer confusion—to Big Ag’s benefit
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agriculture
Landowners, Environmentalists Unite to Stop Gas Export Facility
Fight over Coos Bay LNG terminal is latest "Keep It in the Ground" flashpoint
City Hall vs. Big Oil
Episode 4 of the podcast “Stepping Up” reports on cities and climate change
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climate change
New Thru-Hike Documentary Unpacks the Wilds of Patagonia
Inside the making of “Unbounded”
One Infinitely Beautiful Planet Earth
Astronaut Chris Hadfield’s photography is literally out of this world
Smart Cookstoves Help Communities Cut Down on Air Pollution
A new high-tech project in India distributes solar-powered stoves
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technology
Can You Spot the Owl in This Photograph?
Eastern screech owls know how to keep a low profile
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photography
Conservationists and Tequila Producers Team Up to Save Bat Species
Inside the recovery of the lesser long-nosed bat—agave pollinator extraordinaire
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endangered species
ICYMI: Cactus Rustlers, EPA Hustlers, Geyser Puzzler, & More
A weekly roundup for busy people
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climate change
Why the EU Chose Bees Over Pesticides
The EU’s neonicotinoid ban is a recognition of the $$$ pollinators bring to the farm
Trapdoor Social Wants to Solar-Power Rock 'N' Roll
The rockers and their Sunstock Festival raise money for solar installations
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clean energy
Campaign to Divest From Wells Fargo Gains Traction
Seattle and Los Angeles have taken steps to end their relationships with the bank
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Fossil Free Finance
Meet the Adventurers Who Brave Glacial Caves in the Name of Science
Glacier Cave Explorers volunteer to study life beneath the ice
The World According to Things That Fly
"BirdNote" is packed with fun facts about all things winged and airborne
Bike-Packing SoCal’s Coast
Braving the road on this scenic but congested section of California has its rewards
In Review: This Radical Land
Daegan Miller's new book traces the ecologies of American dissent
