The Magazine of The Sierra Club
The Most Important Climate Policy Lever You’ve Never Heard About
The “social cost of carbon” is super wonky—and hugely significant
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climate change
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How to Be a Responsible Member of the Interwebs
Green tips for searching, sharing, streaming, coding, dusting, and more
Your Guide to Spring Wildlife Webcams
How to watch eagles, bison, and manatees—from your couch
ICYMI: Irish Walrus, First Grizzly & Last Juma
A weekly roundup for busy people
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climate change
The World’s Largest Environmental Film Festival Goes Virtual (Again)
Viewers around the world can enjoy more than 100 films during the 10-day event
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film
Rich Man, Big Tree
Taming the Garden is a fable for our era of vast inequity
Get Lucky This St. Patrick’s Day
Four-leaf-clover enthusiasts share pro tips on finding, growing, and preserving
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gardening
The Year of the Fish
A year into the pandemic, what do new hobbies say about us?
Other States Seek to Emulate Wisconsin’s Wolf Massacre
Plans include hunting with dogs, ATVs, bait, snares, and helicopters
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wolves
Outerwear to Shield You From Rain—and Forever Chemicals
How to buy PFAS-free rain gear
In Praise of Public Lands
How an urban preserve in Chicago sparked a lifelong commitment to public lands
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public lands
ICYMI: Electric Swedes, Missing Butterflies & 70-Year-Old Gives Birth
A weekly roundup for busy people
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climate change
How Corporate and Political Influence Enabled Monsanto to Sell Roundup Despite the Risks
Carey Gillam exposes a flawed regulatory regime in “The Monsanto Papers”
14 Fabulous Contemporary Lady Nature Writers
The greatest—and greenest—Women’s History Month reading list
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books
The Delaware River Basin Commission Bans Fracking
A huge win for clean water in Delaware, New Jersey, New York, and Pennsylvania
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fracking
Unintended Consequences
A review of Elizabeth Kolbert’s new book, "Under a White Sky"
As the Line 3 Pipeline Pushes Forward, Water Protectors Push Back
Indigenous activists lead the effort to stop construction
On the Sensibilities of an Ecologist
"Beloved Beasts" tracks the history of the conservation movement
Diane Wilson on Seeds and the Stories They Tell
For the author and activist, seeds are the key to survival
