Aerial view of Lahaina taken by the Hawai'i Wing. | Photo by the US Civil Air Patrol

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Supporting Maui

We've all seen the devastating images from Hawai'i in the aftermath of the recent wildfires, the deadliest in our nation's history. These fires were fueled by generations of colonial land destruction and the continued burning of fossil fuels. It's undeniable that climate is exacerbating the scale and danger of these fires, disproportionately jeopardizing our most vulnerable communities. The urgency to address this crisis is paramount, and our collective efforts are critical.

Learn more how you can support the people of Maui and Native Hawaiian families there as they plan to rebuild.

Plaintiffs in the climate change lawsuit Held v. Montana arrive at the Helena, Montana, courthouse on June 20 for the final day of the trial

Plaintiffs in Held v. Montana arrive at the courthouse for the final day of the trial. | Photo by Thom Bridge/Independent Record via AP, File

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Youth Plaintiffs Notch a Victory in Landmark Climate Change Lawsuit

Victory! In the nation's first constitutional climate change trial, a Montana judge declared that the youth plaintiffs have a "fundamental constitutional right to a clean and healthful environment" and that Montana's greenhouse gas emissions are a significant factor in causing harmful climate impacts.

Learn more about this game-changing decision.

Summer snow in the Rockies as seen from the tracks in Fraser, Colorado. | Photo by Cynthia Kaufman

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My Cross-Country, Low-Carbon Road Trip

An activist takes a climate-friendly vacation across the country. Her goals were not to spend too much money, take public transportation as much as possible, visit friends and family along the way, and have a lot of fun.

Here's the story of how she did it.

Photo of the U.S Capitol and a solar panel

U.S Capitol and a solar panel | Photo by Douglas Rissing /iStock

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One Year in: How's Our Most Ambitions Climate Legislation Going?

One year ago, our people-powered movement passed the Inflation Reduction Act, a landmark climate, jobs, and justice bill that – if fully implemented – will cut climate pollution by 40 percent by 2030. Already, this bill is creating 170,000 jobs and funding pollution cleanup in surprising places.

Learn more about the climate progress we've made so far and how you can help bring clean energy funding to your community.

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Outing in Puerto Rico. | Photo and video shoot conducted by PopuliCom for the Sierra Club.

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Power the Movement to Protect and Explore Wild Places

No matter what we look like or where we come from, we should all be able to explore the outdoors, enjoy clean air and water, and work together to protect the wild places of the earth from drilling, logging, and pollution. All people deserve a healthy planet and sustainable future.

Make a gift today and help build a future where everyone has access to the outdoors and our most cherished spaces are protected.

Fracking wells | Photo from iStock.com/zhengzaishuru

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Demand that the BLM Fix Outdated Oil and Gas Leasing Rules

For decades, the Bureau of Land Management (BLM) has sold public lands to oil and gas companies for pennies on the dollar. New proposed rules could transform how public lands are managed. Instead of prioritizing oil and gas extraction, we would see more protections for wildlife, cultural sites, and outdoor recreation.

Tell the BLM to fix these outdated rules and ensure climate protection is part of all future leasing and permitting decisions

Landscape photo courtesy of U.S. Department of Agriculture

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Your Next-Door Neighbor Should Be a Park, Not a Smokestack

"For as long as I can remember, summer has always been my time to play outdoors. Unfortunately, extreme heat and wildfire smoke blanketing the East Coast has boxed my family indoors far too frequently. We all deserve to enjoy time outside on public lands without having to worry about whether we will be able to breathe."

Read more from Outdoors for All campaign director Jackie Ostfeld about how we can turn that hope into a reality.

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Every Car Can Drive Change

Did you know that 95 percent of a car's lifetime is spent parked? If you have a car, truck, trailer, boat, or motorcycle you barely use or is not as reliable as it used to be, you can drive change by donating it. We'll use the funds to support our work to protect wildlife habitats, healthy communities, and advocating for a just, clean energy future.

Our partners at CARS will pick up your vehicle from any location, no matter its condition, and at no cost to you. You can also call 855-337-4377 now to explore more.

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