The Magazine of The Sierra Club
Catch the Train to These Bike-Friendly Destinations
Flights too climate-costly? Embrace “rails to trails” travel.
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Water Protectors Intensify Campaign to Shut Down Line 3 Oil Pipeline
At least 100 people arrested in northern Minnesota
Shop 'Til You Drop
"The Day the World Stops Shopping" challenges us to envision life beyond the mall and the market
Leave Range Anxiety in the Dust
Check out four EV road trips—and our electric vacay-planning tips
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electric vehicles
14 Inspiring Eco-Minded LGBTQ Folx to Follow on Instagram
Liven up your feed in honor of Pride Month and Outdoors Month
George Takei–Narrated Documentary Raises Up LGBTQ Adventurers
“Who’s on Top?” follows four queer climbers up Mt. Hood
In the Klamath River Basin, the Drought Punishes Everyone
There’s simply not enough water to go around
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climate change
Biden Administration Pauses Oil Exploration in the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge
Decision is temporary, as Congress must act to permanently protect the refuge
New Independent Study Confirms PFAS in Thinx, Other Products
Why all genders should care, plus how to tell if a product is truly PFAS-free
Can Big Solar Installations Help Foster Biodiversity?
Some solar farms are providing habitat for bees, birds, and butterflies
The Lookout: A Round up of News from the Sierra Club
Alerts, victories, and updates from around the country
June Stargazing: UFOs on the Horizon
UFO enthusiasts eagerly await a federal report
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astronomy
Fire Season's Impact on Our Water
Scientists in Colorado are working to find out how, exactly, fire changes watersheds
Tell a Really Good Ghost Story Around Your Next Campfire
Insider tips, tricks, and hair-raising hacks
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camping
An Ode and Elegy to Nature’s Songs
In “Earth’s Wild Music,” Kathleen Dean Moore invites us to listen more closely
An Increasingly Ticky Situation
Advice from a thru-hiker who survived Lyme disease
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hiking
Paying Bears Ears Its Karmic Debt
An interview with R.E. Burrillo, author of "Behind the Bears Ears"
The Verdict Is In: A Livable Planet Trumps Corporate Profits
Dutch court orders Shell Oil to slash its climate pollution
ICYMI: Big Losses for Big Oil, Electric Popemobile & Devils Return to Oz
A weekly roundup for busy people
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climate change
Tear Gas, Meet Environmental Law
How the Trump administration may have (accidentally!) broken decades of scientific secrecy
