The Magazine of The Sierra Club
As the Environmental Crisis Worsens, So Too Does the Safety of Journalists Covering It
UNESCO is giving environmental journalism a much-needed spotlight during its annual World Press Freedom Day conference
international environmental justice
Who’s Killing So Many Eco-Activists in Colombia?
Colombia is the world leader for slain land defenders
What’s in the Glasgow Climate Pact?
And what isn’t in it but should be?
Hondurans Flee Climate Change, Violence, and a Mining Project
Extractive industry is another reason migrants leave home
Why Is Violence Against Environmental Activists on the Rise?
Each year sets a grim new record
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international environmental justice
It’s Time for the US to Carry Its Fair Share on Climate Change
Domestic emissions reductions aren’t enough—the US needs to help speed the climate transition in poor countries
Human Dignity Lives On in the “Trashscape”
Elisabetta Zavoli documents life in a landfill
How Buses and Islamic Organizations Are Fixing Indonesia's Trash Problem
Indonesia's trash is a global problem, but for now, the solutions are local
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This International Women’s Day, Meet the Girls Leading a Movement
Five climate activists talk about why they’re skipping school
The Caravan Is a Climate Change Story
The migrants walking north from Central America are fleeing more than just violence
