The Magazine of The Sierra Club
So You Marched. Now What?
The night before the Women’s March on Washington, organizers were already reflecting on what comes next
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Today, Hundreds of College Students Walk Out for Climate Justice
As Trump begins his presidency, students across the country resist his denial of climate change
Women’s Marches Nationwide Illustrate What Makes America Great
Millions of people take to the streets to resist the Trump agenda
Photos from the Women's March on Washington
Millions fill the streets for women’s rights, racial equality, and environmental justice
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Murder of Mexican Environmental Activist Isidro Baldenegro Occurred Amid an Atmosphere of Impunity
Violence against the Rarámuri indigenous people is widespread and goes largely unnoticed
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Lights, Camera, Activism!
A sneak peek into this year’s best—and most inspiring—environmental films
The Outdoor Adventure Industry vs. Utah
Outdoor Retailer leaders put out a call to take the industry’s largest trade show to a more public-lands-friendly location
The Women’s March on Washington Will be Big, and It Might Be Uncomfortable. That’s How It Should Be.
The day after Donald Trump becomes president of the United States, everyone from longtime organizers to people who’ve never attended a rally will converge on Washington, D.C., to protest
White Noise
The unlikely activists behind the Protect Our Winters movement have even bigger plans to save snow—and the planet—in the age of Trump
The Sounds of Subtle Resistance
Environmental writer Rick Bass pays homage to folk star John Prine
