The Magazine of The Sierra Club
Last Pacific Coast Coal Terminal Nixed
Industry’s dream to export U.S. coal to Asia is dead
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coal
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Puerto Ricans Face Uneasy Future After Hurricane Maria
Questions loom about damaged infrastructure and a coal ash landfill in Guayama
Can the Internet Save Snakes?
Intrepid snake lovers turn Twitter and Facebook into advocacy tools
Do Confederate Monuments Belong in National Parks?
Removing statues of secessionist heroes may not be so easy
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national parks
Study Finds Chemicals in Yellowfin Tuna Are Widespread
The extent of contamination varies by capture location, geography
Is Rock Climbing Bad for Cliffs?
Probably, says new research
Hawaii Leads on Climate in the Trump Era
The island state leads the way as regional governments take action
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climate change
Oil Drilling—Coming to a National Park or Monument Near You?
Former NPS officials and conservation groups mobilize to head off new leases
Who's to Blame for Climate Change?
New research builds evidence against a handful of culprits
Zinke Recommends Shrinking at Least Six National Monuments
Others could see management rules loosened, according to leaked documents
Up Close and Personal With Birds of Prey
Photographer Traer Scott talks about capturing intimate portraits of raptors.
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birds
North Carolina Hits the Brakes on the Atlantic Coast Pipeline
Department of Environmental Quality requests more information on water impacts
O Mother, Where Art Thou?
Darren Aronofsky’s “Mother!” offers a bleak fable about the fate of Earth
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film
Celebrate International Coastal Cleanup Day With a New App
Download and join the litter-picking party
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oceans
India’s Yamuna River Now Enjoys Legal Personhood. Will That Be Enough to Clean It Up?
Conservationists warn that the Yamuna may already be dead
The World’s First Cliffside Pop-Up Shop Is More Than a PR Stunt
37.5’s store brings the discussion of public land access to new heights
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climbing
