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Chicago just became the largest city in the United States to commit to 100 percent clean energy.

Legislation passed unanimously today by the city council will enable the metropolis of 2.7 million to power all of its buildings on clean and renewable energy by 2035. The Chicago Transit Authority (CTA), which is the country’s second-largest public transportation system, will completely electrify its fleet of over 1,850 buses by 2040.

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"Ozone Hole" Shows That We Avoided Planetary Disaster Before: The PBS documentary chronicles our response to the other climate catastrophe.

With Limited Funds, Is It Better to Buy Solar or an EV?: The answer depends on where you live and what you drive.

Slideshow: Art in the Animal Kingdom: “Animal: Exploring the Zoological World” finds aesthetics in the science.

New Podcast: The Overstory: In Episode 5 of The Overstory we talk with author-activist Paul Hawken about his new book, "Drawdown," and why he thinks that global warming may be a blessing instead of a curse. And we travel to Acadia National Park in Maine, where National Park Service biologists are experimenting with what's called "assisted migration" to help tree species cope with climate change. Also: sustainable living tips from our advice columnist, Mr. Green, and a moving radio diary from a North Carolina woman demanding clean water for her town.

The Latest Issue of Sierra MagazineCheck out the new March/April issue.

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