The Magazine of The Sierra Club
A New Book Asks Water What It Wants
"Water Always Wins" is a field guide to a wetter, better future
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books
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4 Must-Read Books for the Summer Season
These stories move us to think more deeply about the human, and more-than-human, world
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books
ICYMI: Yosemite Fire Fights Back, Plastic Fertilizer & Joe Manchin Does It Again
A weekly roundup for busy people
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climate change
Technology Alone Won’t Green the Aviation Industry
It will take systems change before we get to a bigger breakthrough
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climate change
Mapping a State's Secret Water
How groundwater mapping could be a game-changer for California
Moving at the Speed of Trust
Organizer Ren-Caspar Smith takes on coal in Denver
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activism
Congress Is Considering a Wildlife Protection Bill That Everyone Can Love
The Recovering America’s Wildlife Act enjoys bipartisan support and could be a game changer for imperiled species
How Best to Protect the Night Sky?
Bill Wren has spent decades helping to preserve dark skies
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climate change
Darren Aronofsky’s Climate Series “Black Gold” Exposes ExxonMobil Cover-Up
The controversial docuseries explores how one of America’s largest oil corporations concealed evidence surrounding climate change
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film
ICYMI: Rat-Size Snails, Anti-Shark Drones & Green Skies in South Dakota
A weekly roundup for busy people
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climate change
How to Minimize Your Pet's Carbon Paw Print
Welcome to the era of calculating Sparky's CO2 emissions
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dogs
The Science of Solo Time in the Wilderness
A writer unpacks the latest findings on solitude and the outdoors
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hiking
Boundary Waters Inches Closer to Protection
Forest Service admits the danger of hardrock mining in the wilderness area’s headwaters
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public lands
The Art of the National Parks: A Diary From 59 Parks
Journal your way through America's "best idea"
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national parks
Satellites Stalk Narwhals From Space, But They Still Keep Secrets
On being a mysterious being in a massive possible ocean
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animals
Who’s Afraid of a Carbon Capture Pipeline?
Lots of people, actually
How Does Carbon Capture Work?
We've been putting extra carbon in the air for centuries—here's how to take it out
