The Magazine of The Sierra Club
Meet the Teenagers Helping to Plan the Biggest Climate March Since 2019
Fridays for Future NYC is in charge of the youth turnout for the March to End Fossil Fuels on September 17
climate change
As Some States Refuse IRA Money, Cities Search for Work-Arounds
After Kentucky failed to apply for funding, the state’s largest metro areas worked to create new climate goals anyway
Raccoons Are Chipping Away at New York City’s Diamondback Terrapins
Biologists say raccoon predation is a leading reason for a sharp decline in one important nesting population
ICYMI: Ecuador Keeps It in the Ground, Idalia Wallops Florida & Wolves Repopulate California
A weekly roundup for busy people
How I Went From Climate Fatigue to Climate Storytelling
Finding a place within the climate justice movement
ICYMI: Black Bears on Half Dome, Emperor Penguins in Trouble & a Spotless Giraffe
A weekly roundup for busy people
Banks Use “Net Zero by 2050” as a Smoke Screen to Conceal Support for Dirty Coal
A new report reveals how the biggest banks are propping up the fossil fuel status quo
In a New Climate Reality, Community May Be a Farmer’s Greatest Resource
Volunteers dropped everything to help Vermont's Intervale farming cooperative in a time of crisis
When Extreme Atmospheric Rivers, Storms, and Floods Become the Norm
In an era of increasing weather whiplash between floods and droughts, can we learn to embrace the rains?
What Yellowstone’s Reopening Can Teach Us About Dealing With Climate Change at National Parks
Catastrophic flooding shut down America’s first national park last summer. Since then, a lot has gone right.
