The Magazine of The Sierra Club
ICYMI: Blue Dogs, Radioactive Boars, and Making Electricity From Tears
All the environmental news you missed from the last two months
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climate change
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In Search of an Extinct Crow on a Live Volcano
I listen for its musical caw but am, alas, 'alalā-less
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hiking
Talking About Climate Change in Trump Country
In Minnesota, "Rural Climate Dialogues" get people across the political spectrum to discuss global warming
Code Blue for the Salton Sea
Youth activists living near the dying sea speak out
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water
Brett Morgen Talks About Re-creating Jane Goodall’s Jungle in “Jane”
For starters, the director had to warm his star to the very idea of this film
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film
Solar Power Is Blooming in Minnesota
The state’s solar gardens are a model for community-level energy generation
Are You Going to Eat That?
Chefs give food scraps new life at the center of the plate
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food and drink
Federal Appeals Court Hears Youth Climate Justice Suit
Plaintiff’s attorney says case is this generation’s Brown v Board of Education
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climate change
Could Poison Frogs Crush Addiction?
Frog evolution could one day help block nicotine and other substances
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science
Give the Gift of Eco Style
Because everyone looks good in green
What's Better for the Environment, Shopping at a Store or Online?
Mr. Green hits "pause" before the "add to cart" button
ICYMI: Frog Gigging, Monuments Shrinking, Bitcoin Mining, & More
A weekly roundup for busy people
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climate change
An Adventurer’s Lucky 13 Presents
Here’s how to gift the outdoorsmen and outdoorswomen in your life
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buyers' guide
When Politics Get Them Down, These DREAMers Go Camping
The outdoors doesn’t care whether you have papers
14 Delightful Stocking Stuffers
Because the old maxim is true: The best things come in small packages.
The Thought of Limits in a Prodigal Age
An excerpt from "The Art of Loading Brush"
Secretary Zinke Calls for Reducing Two More National Monuments
Recommendations could lead to more grazing and logging on public lands
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monuments
Trump Slashes Two National Monuments in Utah
Native American nations and conservation groups vow to fight in court
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public lands
A Mountaineer’s Life Is More Than That of a Mere Peak Bagger
Allen Steck surveys a life well lived, and mountains well climbed
A Trail Runner’s Paean to Bears Ears
Ultrarunner Bryon Powell spends nine days exploring the monument under siege
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public lands
