The Magazine of The Sierra Club
In Montana, a Growing Population Spotlights the Need for Wildlife Corridors
Residents are finding creative, community-based solutions to mitigate harm
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wildlife
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It’s Long Past Time to Rewrite Outdated US Mining Laws
The White House and some legislators have a plan to reform the General Mining Act
Dominion Energy Is Pushing a Gas-Burning Chesterfield Plant Near Disadvantaged Communities
The peaker plant, if built, would be the largest in Virginia
Leaf Peeping on Two Wheels
Here’s where bike lovers should head for fabulous fall foliage
Tribal Conservation and Renewable Energy at Odds Over Marine Sanctuary
Northern Chumash Tribe mounts final push to sway Feds on national marine boundary before comment deadline
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indigenous communities, marine ecosystems, wildlife, saving wild places, public lands
ICYMI: Monkeys Enter Stone Age, Swifties Take on the NFL & You Don’t Need ESA Protection if You’re Extinct
A weekly roundup for busy people
This Mining Road Would Fracture the Western Arctic Caribou Herd
The Ambler Road would be a disaster for Arctic Alaska—it’s your chance to help stop it
Which "Best By" Labels Do I Need to Pay Attention To?
You don't need to be so quick to throw things away. Luckily there's no expiration date on common sense.
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food and drink
How One Seafood Donation Initiative Is Tackling Food Insecurity and Waste
This effort is transforming a Rhode Island community’s relationship to fresh, whole fish
Armed Groups as Forest Protectors in Colombia: A Risky Dynamic
Deforestation has dropped in the country, but the government may not be responsible for all those gains
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forests
How to Rescue Out-of-Fashion Foods
Sarah Lohman's "Endangered Eating" takes us on an Ark of Taste
Our Chemical Romance Has Real Consequences for Our Health
Kristina Marusic paints a grim picture of ubiquitous chemicals and their health impacts
How to Best Help Animals in Need?
Kendra Coulter's "Defending Animals" illustrates how difficult it can be to protect wildlife
In Colorado, Residents Seek to Protect Their Dream Homes From a Fracking Nightmare
Homeowners in Aurora fear fracking will poison the local reservoir
ICYMI: Songbirds With Little to Sing About, Money Back for EVs & No Fat-Shame for “Grazer”
A weekly roundup for busy people
Assisted Migration Helps Animals Adapt to Climate Change
New federal regulations require rethinking our approach to conservation
Carbon Capture and Storage at Fossil Plants Is Promoted as a Needed Climate Solution
But some advocates say it allows big polluters to do business as usual while hurting local communities
Most Utilities That Pledge “Net Zero by 2050” Are Doing Little to Achieve That Goal
New report shows that a dirty energy status quo prevails in America’s power sector
Dear Los Angeles: You’re Drinking Indigenous Water
How LA can localize its water supply and finally do right by the Owens Valley Paiute tribes
Welcoming Women of Color to the Outdoor World
Demiesha Dennis leads expeditions that challenge assumptions about the outdoors and who belongs in it
