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Sierra Club's Wild Blog

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This blog covers all things wilderness and wildlife. It covers going-ons both within the Sierra Club, within the greater environmental community, and the country at large.

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  • Court Halts Shell's Drilling Plans

    Posted on Tuesday November 25th, 2008 at 12:41

    contributed by Matt KirbyLast Thursday, the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals made a large leap toward protecting bowhead whales, polar bears and indigenous communities. The decision cancelled the permit that Royal Dutch Shell held to drill at a prospe...

  • Coal on Its Way Out

    Posted on Monday November 17th, 2008 at 15:22

    contributed by Matt KirbyAs most know by now, coal is dead. Or at least on its last breath. Yes, it’s been an antiquated and dirty energy source for far too long. But last Thursday the U.S. EPA’s Environmental Appeals Board very well may have ...

  • Public Lands in Good Hands

    Posted on Friday November 7th, 2008 at 14:59

    contributed by Matt KirbyThe moment we’ve been waiting for is drawing near. After eight years of failed policies and extensive environmental rollbacks, we will soon have a President who understands science and will put people and the environment ab...

  • Administration Allocates 32 Hours to Read 200,000 Comments

    Posted on Friday October 24th, 2008 at 15:21

    contributed by Matt KirbyIt appears that those pesky 100,000 comments that the environmental community delivered opposing the proposed changes to the Endangered Species Act are just about finished being reviewed, after only 32 hours. The U.S. Fish an...

  • Cook Inlet Beluga Whale Listed as Endangered

    Posted on Wednesday October 22nd, 2008 at 13:09

    contributed by Matt KirbyA few weeks ago I was in Alaska and driving along what must be the most breathtaking road in the United States. The road connects the sprawl of Anchorage with the tiny, picturesque ski-town of Girdwood, nestled in amongst the...

  • Grand Canyon Falls Prey to Uranium Mining

    Posted on Thursday October 16th, 2008 at 16:06

    contributed by Matt KirbyIt seems that even our most iconic places, those that are held up as symbols for America’s wild and independent frontier, are not safe from the current administration. In the latest installment of what has become a disturb...

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