The Magazine of The Sierra Club
Letter From the Oregon Inferno
A writer and volunteer firefighter on the fires consuming the West
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A Teacher, a Classroom, and a Pandemic
From isolation, the students wrote how everything is connected
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coronavirus
This Is How a Business Weathers the COVID Crisis
Alejandro Aviles says taking care of his all–Puerto Rican workforce comes first
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clean energy
Big Basin on Fire
A photographer explores the devastation left behind by the CZU Lightning Complex Fire
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climate change
How People With Disabilities Weather Natural Disasters
Ensure maximal safety during pandemic disaster season
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lifestyle
ICYMI: Gender Reveal Conflagration, a New Mom & Uber Electrification
A weekly roundup for busy people
The Birds, the Scientists, and the 9/11 Memorial
The research happening at Tribute in Light
Corina Newsome Helps Hatch #BlackBirdersWeek
The social media event highlights—and celebrates—Black people in nature
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activism
Darkness at Noon in California
Climate-change-fueled wildfires turn the state’s skies orange
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climate change
Sierra Club Volunteers Log In to Win
It's the largest get-out-the-vote effort in the environmental community
Humungo Splinter, No Tweezers
Without a first-aid kit, you're left to rely on the kindness of strangers
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survival tips
Energy Kites Are the Soaring Alternative to Windmills
Airborne wind energy systems are still experimental, capturing the wind where it's fastest
Hope Takes Flight Amid Ecological Collapse
Writer Charlotte McConaghy examines personal suffering and the extinction crisis
Exploring a New Age of Disaster Tourism
The climate crisis and tourism collide in Yun Ko-Eun's new novel
How One Photographer Uses Instagram to Document #everydayclimatechange
Get a glimpse inside the collaborative, globe-spanning project
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photography
ICYMI: Deadly Lawns, Monkey Shortage & Bison Run Free
A weekly roundup for busy people
Big Lonely Doug—Tree, Unlikely Survivor, and Conservation Icon
He stands in Vancouver Island's magnificent old-growth rainforest
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hiking
How Can I Grow Food From Scraps?
Learn how to grow your own garlic, lettuce, and celery
Easy Ways to Grow, Preserve, and Share Your Own Food
Embrace time-tested models of mutual aid and community food production
The Hottest Day Ever, and I Was There
The blast of a million hair dryers—that’s what it felt like
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climate change
