The Magazine of The Sierra Club
Around the World, a Rise for Climate
The march was international, but the message was the same
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What It's Like to Be an Environmental Defender in the Philippines
Indigenous people are murdered for trying to take back their ancestors’ land
Women in Ghana Battle a U.S.-Owned Gold Mine for Land and Livelihood
Mining giant Newmont has been seizing farms and dumping cyanide into waterways
Haiti's Toilet Sweetheart
Transforming waste into resources
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Life After Wartime
Laotians live and die among 80 million unexploded munitions, many of them as dangerous as the day they dropped from the sky
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Cultivating Smaller Families and Healthier Farms in Ecuador’s Highlands
An innovative program links agriculture, health, and family planning
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Old Europe’s New Ideas
By requiring industry to go green, the European Union is challenging the way America does business
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Profile: Pisit Charnsnoh
A Thai conservationist helps fishermen prosper
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Who Owns Water?
How a corporation got the rights to life’s most basic necessity
Tewolde Berhan Gebre Egziabher: Against the Grain
Why poor nations would lose in a biotech war on hunger
