Reid Singer is an associate editor at Outside.
Two New Books Explore Self-Powered Travel
'Why We Swim' and 'In Praise of Paths' are timely inquiries into human locomotion
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The 5 Smart Books You Need to Read This Fall
Some of our favorite nonfiction authors dropped new books that explore everything from climate disaster to unusual acts of endurance
The Price Tag for Climate Change Is in the Trillions
Three new books document how much we're already spending to mitigate the effects of global warming and how much more we have to lose if we continue to burn fossil fuels
An Academic's Downfall Reveals the Sketchiness of Food Science
As head of Cornell University's Food and Brand Lab, Brian Wansink built a career portfolio out of questionable research practices. His resignation has prompted a call for massive reforms in the profession.
Finally, Congress Makes Progress on Fighting Wildfires
Measures in the federal government's new spending bill should help the Forest Service manage fires, but there's still more to be done.
Don’t Fall for the GOP’s New Wildfire Bill
The new bill argues that lawsuits have made wildfires much worse, but its solution won’t do much to help
This Olympic Wrestler Is a Dirtbag at Heart
How six months rock climbing in Moab and around the west led Dan Dennis to the Olympic freestyle wrestling team
Paddle Like a Fur Trader in Voyageurs
Get lost, in a good way
A Master of Nature Writing Returns
In his new collection of short stories, the author presents a series of vignettes far from the bustle of cities, but no easy answers
Kurt Searvogel Set New World Record for Most Miles Biked in a Year
The amateur cyclist completed his mission Saturday after breaking the previous record by over 1,000 miles
Your Local Ski Area Should Be a Nonprofit
Community-led recreation holds the secret to building sustainable local resorts
The Outdoor Industry Is the Next NRA
Mother Nature's stewards are gaining power in politics
Are Bicycle Helmet Laws Dangerous?
Why laws requiring helmets actually lead to more injuries
Everything Is a Bargain, and Still No One Is Happy
Thanks to advances in materials, quality doesn't have to cost an arm and a leg
Project Aims to Break 2-Hour Marathon Barrier
Deadline is set for 2019
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