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See the World with Sierra Club!

Summer is coming to an end, but that doesn’t mean the adventures have to stop! Join the Sierra Club for a domestic or international trip to explore the beautiful landscapes we’re working to protect. Embark on scenic hikes and experience the exquisite cuisine of Northern Italy, trek across the untamed Patagonian landscape in Argentina and Chile, and soak in a hot spring after hiking inn-to-inn on a Pilgrimage in Osaka, Japan. Prefer to stay closer to home? We also have dozens of unforgettable domestic experiences including service, snow, Hawaii, and the American Caribbean.

See all the new international and domestic winter trips and sign up today!
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The Steel Industry is a Massive Carbon Emitter. Here's How We Clean it Up.

Right now, there is a bill introduced in Congress that would help reduce the amount of pollution created by the steel industry. The Modern Steel Act, protects frontline communities from the health impacts of pollution and creates new, green jobs. Plus, we've already seen pilot programs for green steel implemented in Mississippi and Iowa -- and they're working!

Add your name and tell your Senator and Representative to support this bill!
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Victory for Our Health and Environmental Justice!

Last week, the D.C. Circuit Court issued a decision that effectively cancels three dangerous methane gas projects that had been previously approved by the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC). This is a big win for Gulf South communities and the environment. Now, we must keep up the pressure to stop new LNG fracked gas export facilities for good!

Urge President Biden to stop ALL gas exports.
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Increasing Outdoor Access for the Military Community

How do we make sure veterans and their families can access the healing benefits of nature? The Sierra Club Military Outdoors campaign asked 716 veteran community members that question, and we are excited to share the findings! Join us for a virtual event where we'll share the powerful insights gathered from these conversations and discuss ways to enhance outdoor access for the military community and their families. 

Join us on Wednesday, August 28 at 1pm ET to learn more about the report.
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Fight for the Planet

Sierra Club is working tirelessly to protect wildlife and wild places, ensure clean air and water for all, and fight the devastating effects of climate change. We must work tirelessly to protect wildlife and wild places, ensure clean air and water for all, and fight for environmental justice.

Your gift will support all of our work to move the country in a new, just, and sustainable direction. Make your gift today.
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The Latest from Sierra Magazine

Hotter Temperatures Are Causing Trees to Have Heat Strokes

Temperatures in the Southwest are so hot and dry that scientists are coming up with new terms to describe what's happening—hotter drought. The combined threats of heat and aridity have been fatal for even the most heat-adapted trees. Scientists have determined that about a third of the strength of the current megadrought is due not to a lack of water but to warming tied to climate change.

Learn more about the threats of climate change for trees.
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Two New Lawsuits Keep Hope Alive for New York City's Congestion Pricing

June 30, 2024 could’ve been a milestone date in the history of American city planning. That was the date that New York City was supposed to launch America's first-ever congestion pricing plan. It didn’t happen. Instead, New York Governor Kathy Hochul put the plan on pause indefinitely.

Learn why environmental groups, including the Sierra Club, are suing Governor Kathy Hochul for blocking it.
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Hellbenders in Paradise

Hellbenders, America's largest salamander, are in decline across much of their historic range, which extends from northern Georgia to southern New York. To help them thrive, conservation groups in North Carolina are dismantling obsolete dams and translocating some of the 2-foot-long amphibians to new waters.

Discover how grassroots organizers are trying to save one of the country's imperiled species.
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