Sierra Club

A Fierce Green Fire Burns Unevenly

Setback for Spectra Pipeline Opponents as State Judge Throws Out Lawsuit

The juggernaut that is the NJ-NY Expansion Project, familiarly known as the Spectra Pipeline, has crushed another obstacle, bringing the operation of a 30-inch-diameter transmission line full of highly-pressurized explosive natural gas in the heart of the West Village one step closer to reality. Op ... More >>

Will a New High-Pressure Gas Line Help New Yorkers—Or Blow Them Up?

Pipe Bomb

Right-Wing Sites Succumb To Silly Occupy Wall Street Conspiracies

A wave of reports "exposing" the secret liberal money behind the Wall Street occupation has been cresting over the right-wing blogosphere, which has been at a loss to explain how a movement of dumb dirty hippies has managed to build up attention and support rather than explode or fade away. The answ ... More >>

New Jersey Lawmakers Vote to Bail Out Xanadu, "The Vietnam of Malls"

​The New Jersey state Senate and Assembly overwhelmingly passed a bill that would offer up to $350 million in state funds to help complete the stalled Xanadu mall. WNYC reports that lawmakers tacked some provisions onto the bill, namely a tax credit that rewards developers and lets them off t ... More >>

Costco Expands List of Endangered Fish It Won't Sell

​While Whole Foods has whimped out on its imperative to safeguard endangered ocean fish - as reported by Fork in the Road -- Costco manned up last August and declared an outright sales ban on seven fish species that are among the most stressed worldwide.

25 Clubs Better than The Harvard Club Who Will Not Reject Eliot Spitzer

​Groucho Marx once said that he'd never want to be in any club that'd have him as a member. But what of those that don't? Just ask Eliot Spitzer, who the New York Times gets dishy on, revealing that the former governor of New York was rejected from The Harvard Club, his alma mater's cushy -- a ... More >>

Save Darfur?

War, slaughter, genocide—and you feel like seeing a movie?

Pedicab Smackdown: City Council Defies Bloomberg, Reins in 'Green Transport'

Letters

Catbird Celebrates Groundhog Day

Atlantic Yards: Silver Makes a Deal

Atlantic Yards Foes Hope for a Silver Christmas

NY Pans Another EPA 9-11 Plan

Mercury in Fish? Baloney!

Lobbyist tells pregnant women to eat more tuna

'Monumental: David Brower's Fight for Wild America'

Hot Mama Earth

Green is the new black

George Bush’s Nuclear Dawn

President pushes oil, atoms in quixotic energy plan

Letters

Burning for Bush

Misled over air quality, shortchanged in federal funding, union wants four more years

Hydrogen's Dirty Details

Cleaning Up: Bush's Pals, an Oligarch, and a Siberian Pollution Factory

Listings

Blood, Stats, and Tears

How the Coming War Stacks Up

Forget Your Problems, We're Preparing for a War

Peace Trainer

Zinn and the Art of Anti-War Movement Maintenance

Keepers of the Flame

As Moderate Groups Turn Down the Heat, Anarchists Light a New Way for Dissent

Letters

Sierra Club Scores Shrub's First 100 Days

Prez Not All Bad on Environment. Just Mostly.

Global Harming

Nation

Nader Complains About Vote-Swap Site to California Attorney General

Critics Say Site Really Gathers Info for Gore

Sports

Nation

Letters

Letters

Shock Corridor

How a Long-Dormant Law Could Spark a Hudson Valley Power Plant Boom

Nation

Eco Action

Partial Victory for Dissident NYC Sierra Club Group

Letters

Revolting Developments

Letters

Green vs. Green

A Bitter Struggle in New York City Splits the Sierra Club

Nation

Nation

Green With Envy

Pataki Wrestles Spitzer for Eco-Laurels

Wood You Believe This?

City Still Using Tropical Trees for Benches

Buying Time

Fall '99's New Shops

West Village, R.I.P.

Developers target a legendary neighborhood's last open spaces

Civil War

Impeachment Hawks Eye Death of New Deal

Greenwash