The Magazine of The Sierra Club
How to Navigate Voting Logistics After Extreme Weather Events
While every state and disaster is different, there are some standard steps that can help you cast your ballot
extreme weather
This North Carolina Hamlet Faced Hurricane Helene With Intent
Could intentional communities like Celo offer a blueprint for new climate harbors?
How to Prepare for Extreme Weather With Community-Powered Resilience
Here are steps anyone can take to tap into the great power of one another
No Community Is a Climate Refuge: A Reporter’s Notebook From Asheville, North Carolina
A celebrated “climate haven” proves there is no “away” on a changed planet
Heat’s Deceptive Nostalgia
Don’t let memories of summers past prevent you from seeing the dangers of heat waves in today’s changed climate
Climate Change Is Killing People. Could Fossil Fuel Companies Be Held Criminally Responsible?
Some advocates and legal scholars are suggesting going beyond civil lawsuits
Climate Migration Will Be the Global Challenge of a Generation
Models predict mass displacement in the decades ahead
Vermont, Other States Push for “Climate Superfund” Bill to Hold Polluting Companies Accountable
Climate-driven extreme weather is wreaking havoc across the country. Lawmakers want fossil fuel companies to pay.
Rain Fell for the First Time on Greenland’s Summit. Here’s Why It Matters.
It turns out what happens in Greenland doesn’t stay in Greenland
War Is Hell—So Is Climate Change
The US military readies for battle in a harsh new theater
