The Magazine of The Sierra Club
People of Color Are More Likely to Die of Lung Cancer Than White Americans
Systemic racial health-care disparities persist, according to a new report
environmental justice
COP26: Voices From the Global South Talk Money
Developed nations need to keep their commitments and pay up
In this story:
climate change, climate negotiations, environmental justice, international climate policy, COP26
The Flood That Sparked a Latino Environmental Justice Movement
An excerpt from the new book "West Side Rising"
Letter From the Treetops
What it’s like to block a 590,000-gallon-a-day oil pipeline from 50 feet in the air
The Electricity Is Melting
As glaciers see diminishing returns, is hydropower worth it?
The End of Mr. Go
The death of a shipping channel is the rebirth of a swamp
Billionaires Do Not Need to Go to Space
Our whole planet is a spaceship, darn it
It’s Long Past Time to Make Reparations for Slavery
Why the Sierra Club is endorsing the call for reparations
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environmental justice
From Ordinary to Extraordinary: Kimiko Hirata, Anti-Coal Activist
Goldman Prize recipient recognized for efforts to halt Japanese coal power
Vietnam’s Pangolin Protector
Thai Van Nguyen receives Goldman Prize for saving imperiled wildlife
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environmental justice
