4 Fun Ways to Observe Transit Equity Day By Katie O'Reilly February 4, 2023 Rosa Parks’s birthday has evolved into an intersectional celebration of climate, labor, and social justice causes In this story: Transit to Trails, public transit, public lands
ICYMI: Grumpy Cat on Everest, Bristol Bay Saved & Bringing Back the Dodo By Paul Rauber February 3, 2023 A weekly roundup for busy people In this story: climate change
New Restrictions Seek to Separate Ships From Whales By Zayna Syed February 2, 2023 Keeping ships away from whale feeding grounds and corridors provides needed protection In this story: marine ecosystems, oceans, wildlife, saving wild places, animal rights
Barbaric Hunting Practices to Be Banned in Alaskan National Preserves By Lindsey Botts February 1, 2023 The Biden administration moves to end some of the worst methods of killing wildlife In this story: wolves, grizzlies, bears, wilderness, animal rights
What the Thinx Class Action Settlement Means for All of Us By Jessian Choy January 31, 2023 And how to change both your underwear and the law In this story: , PFAS (Per- and Polyfluoroalkyl Substances), toxics, buyers' guide, health
Introducing the New Sierra Club Executive Director, Ben Jealous By Ramón Cruz January 30, 2023 Ben is an organizer’s organizer who grew up surrounded by changemakers In this story: activism, executive director
President Biden Restores Logging Prohibitions in Tongass National Forest By Lindsey Botts January 29, 2023 Roadless Rule reinstated throughout two-thirds of world’s largest intact temperate rain forest In this story: national forests, forests, federal climate policy, indigenous communities, saving wild places
How You Can Ditch Your Dangerous, Dirty Gas Stove By Dana Drugmand January 28, 2023 There are plenty of rebates for electric models In this story: Building Electrification, natural gas, buyers' guide, toxics
ICYMI: Green Comet, Tongass and Boundary Waters Saved, Toadzilla & a Bear on Mars By Paul Rauber January 26, 2023 A weekly roundup for busy people In this story: climate change
What If We Lose the Bonobos, Our Closest Living Relative? By Sara Novak January 26, 2023 Too emotionally sensitive to survive in zoos, bonobos need protected rainforest In this story: animals, endangered species
River as Plaintiff By Aaron Isherwood and Ross Macfarlane January 25, 2023 Two new books illustrate the legacy of Supreme Court Justice William O. Douglas and the Sierra Club’s role in shaping environmental law In this story: books, environmental law
Making Nature Less Predictable By Ashley Braun January 25, 2023 Researchers experiment with how to bring native pollinators back to California In this story: science, insects
Can Ecotourism Bolster Conservation Efforts? By Marina Martinez January 24, 2023 A new study points to careful management and biodiversity monitoring as the keys In this story: travel, sustainability
More Cars on the Road, Clean or Not, Means More Microplastics By Kate Raphael January 23, 2023 Scientists are puzzling over how to tackle the problem as the transition to electric vehicles gets underway In this story: plastic, electric vehicles, vehicle standards, climate change, toxics
Make Like the Siberians and Treat Your Kid to a Snow Bath By Alexandria Scott January 22, 2023 Take a cue from cultures that embrace cold weather
Where Can I Get Greener Office Supplies? By Jessian Choy January 21, 2023 Paper-clip these tips and brands that don’t just sound good on paper In this story: toxics, buyers' guide
ICYMI: Octopus Farm, Blackmail Fail, Giant Snowpack & Even the Weather Is Partisan By Paul Rauber January 20, 2023 A weekly roundup for busy people In this story: climate change
The Gas Stove Controversy, Explained in One Chart By Maria Virginia Olano January 19, 2023 Your cooking appliance may be contributing to asthma in your household In this story: Building Electrification, natural gas, buyers' guide
After the Deluge By Nicholas Schou January 19, 2023 The recent flooding in California points to life in a warmer world In this story: climate change
How a Small Band of Environmentalists Stopped Former Arizona Governor Ducey’s Illegal Border Wall By Osha Gray Davidson January 17, 2023 The fight may be over, but Arizona taxpayers are still on the hook for Ducey’s stunt In this story: borderlands, endangered species