The Magazine of The Sierra Club
ICYMI: A Bat Ain’t Nothin’ But a Bird, 16 Tons and What Do You Get? & Let It Snow
A weekly roundup for busy people
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climate change
Latest Updates
Here’s What the World Could Look Like With 5.4° Fahrenheit of Global Warming
Picture the future underwater
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climate change
Salvation at Last for the Arctic Refuge?
The Build Back Better spending bill could finally close the door on Arctic drilling
Arizonans to Senator Sinema: The Climate Crisis Can’t Wait
Environmentalists urge the senator to support the Build Back Better legislation
Methane's Big Moment
What's behind those big cuts to methane emissions at COP26?
This Is the Decade to Reduce Emissions
This decade. Not another decade. This one.
November Stargazing: Cosmic Collisions
Despite the emptiness of space, objects still manage to crash into one another
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astronomy
Virtual Climate Crisis Film Festival Brings BIPOC Documentaries to COP26
Films from the front lines of climate change showcase voices missing from the summit
Does Future Miami Really Flood Like That?
Fact-checking the climate noir "Reminiscence"
Heeding the Pandemic’s Warnings
The trade in legal wildlife is a ticking time bomb
Big Oil on the Hot Seat
Testifying under oath, oil executives duck, dodge, and deflect
ICYMI: Turban Rescue, Oil Execs Under Oath & Condors Are Doin’ It for Themselves
A weekly roundup for busy people
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climate change
Why I’m Fasting to Demand Bold Action on Climate Change
I’m putting my health and wellness on the line to call for a livable future
Is China Ready to Commit to a Green Energy Future?
The economic behemoth brings a mix of strengths and weaknesses to COP26
The Lookout
A roundup of important news and updates from Sierra Club campaigns and chapters across the country
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climate change
20 Ways to Fete a Plastic-Free Halloween
What's scarier than goblins and ghosts? Petrochemicals and waste.
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holidays
Revolutionizing the Transportation System Means Cleaning Up the Nation’s Ports
Ships burn some of the dirtiest fuels on the planet
Wolf Advocates Organize to Restore Protections for the Persecuted Species
Activists call for federal officials to withhold game-management funds
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wolves
Facing Intransigence From Manchin, Environmentalists Look for Ways to Slash Carbon Pollution
Advocates and Democratic lawmakers start crafting a plan B
Outdoor Gear That’ll Keep You Snug and Dry, Sans “Forever Chemicals”
The government plans to crack down on PFAS—these brands beat them to it
