The Magazine of The Sierra Club
ICYMI: Nutria Are Back, Lions Solve a Problem, Ice Was Nice, & More
A weekly roundup for busy people
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climate change
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4 Lunar New Year Dishes With a Vegan Twist
Celebrate the holiday with traditional foods that are good for the environment
A Bipartisan Caucus Aims to Propel Congress Forward on Climate Change
But will that translate into meaningful legislation?
Pennsylvania Coal Plants Dump Toxic Pollution Under Expired Permits
Residents and advocacy groups fight to bring polluters into compliance
Meet the Women Behind California’s First Open-Water Seaweed Farm
They're on a quest for a delicious solution to global food insecurity
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food and drink
Bid to Halt Bayou Bridge Pipeline Rejected Despite Habitat Threat
If allowed to proceed, the pipeline will threaten a delicate wetland ecosystem
Letter From a Bed in Cape Town
Conspiracy theories and pee etiquette in a South African drought
Can Sustainable Mardi Gras Beads Become a Thing?
Gary Zoller is on a mission to transform Mardi Gras, one necklace at a time
Lobster Industry Ensnared in North Atlantic Right Whale Deaths
Environmental groups sue lobster industry to save critically endangered species
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endangered species
16 Ways to Say "I Love You Like You Love the Planet"
Sierra’s Valentine’s Day Gift Guide
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buyers' guide
Californians Say No to Oil Drilling at Interior Department Hearing
But is the agency really listening?
ICYMI: No Sex Please—We're Crayfish, "the Gas of Life," & More
A weekly roundup for busy people
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climate change
One Instagrammer’s Quest for a More Inclusive Outdoor Community
“Unlikely Hikers” busts up notions of who belongs in the wilderness
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hiking
Boundary Waters on the Brink
Ivanka's landlord wants to mine America's most popular wilderness
A Wilderness Like No Other: Chile’s New Patagonia National Park
A Christmastime adventure in Patagonia reveals new meanings of wilderness
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hiking
Yes, Animals Have Personalities—And They’re Altering Wildlife Biology
Read about ENFJ dolphins and cliquey bugs in “Mousy Cats and Sheepish Coyotes”
How America’s Only Native Stork Saved Itself From Extinction
Perhaps humankind would be wise to take a cue from the humble wood stork
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birds
Climate Change Makes Its Mark on Reefs
Major bleaching events are happening
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climate change
Leader of Wildlife Trafficking Ring "Hydra" Arrested in Thailand
But like its namesake, "you hack off one head and another one grows back"
Plastic Waste Piles Up as China’s Ban Goes Into Effect
What will the U.S. do now with the plastic China won’t take?
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recycling
