The Magazine of The Sierra Club
Paging Senator Sinema
Global warming is killing your constituents—now’s the time to vote for climate action
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Can the Save Our Sequoias Act Match Up to Its Name?
Dozens of conservation groups push back against a pending forestry bill
What Are the SEC Climate Rules?
Financial regulators are hoping to force big companies and investment managers to disclose climate information
Once Upon a Time There Was a Place Called Fire Island
Climate change is coming for the gay escape
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Climate Change Protesters Disrupt Congressional Baseball Game
Activists blocked access to the stadium and made their voices heard during the game
The Manchin-Schumer Deal Could Be the Biggest US Climate Legislation Ever
The surprise agreement could funnel hundreds of billions of dollars into clean energy and slash emissions by as much as 40 percent
3 Places Where Your Tourism Dollars Support Indigenous People
Dream destinations from slot canyons to coastal rainforests
Welcome to the Slackcountry
Popular campsites all taken, but you aren’t up for the rigors of the backcountry? This is the place for you.
Where the (Non-Native) Bison Roam
A bison colony abandoned by the 1920s movie industry is thriving off the coast of Los Angeles
A Win for Wildlife
Federal court, US Fish and Wildlife Service reverse Trump-era attacks on the Endangered Species Act
A Short Treatise in Defense of Outrage
An excerpt from the new book "Take Heart: Encouragement for Earth’s Weary Lovers"
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Why I Drive 5 Miles Under the Speed Limit
The financial, moral, and public health case for driving like a slowpoke
Where Glaciers Melt, New Ecosystems Emerge
Finding hope as mountain landscapes adapt to a warming world
Loud Noise Can Be Deadly, But We Can Quiet the Din
Solutions to noise pollution are out there
Joe Manchin’s Final Betrayal
It’s time at last to move on without him
How to Interpret Weather in the Backcountry
“Nature’s vital signs” according to a weather guru
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adventure
The Gripping Mystery of Trees Gone Missing in the Night
Lyndsie Bourgon’s first book investigates the furtive world of timber theft
The Fall of the Insect Empire?
If you don't already love insects, you will after reading Oliver Milman's "The Insect Crisis"
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A New Book Asks Water What It Wants
"Water Always Wins" is a field guide to a wetter, better future
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