Reid Singer is an associate editor at Outside.
The 5 Smart Books You Need to Read This Fall
Some of our favorite nonfiction authors are dropping new books that explore everything from climate disaster to unusual acts of endurance.
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The Price Tag for Climate Change Is in the Trillions
As three new books illustrate, anthropogenic climate change is a trillion-dollar category of market activity and has been for decades.
What an Academic's Downfall Tells Us About Food Science
As head of Cornell University's Food and Brand Lab, Brian Wansink built a career portfolio out of research practices that now seem very questionable. His resignation has prompted a call for massive...
Finally, Congress Makes Progress on Fighting Wildfires
Measures in the new spending bill should help the Forest Service manage fires, but there's still more to be done to prevent future catastrophic blazes
Don’t Fall for the Resilient Federal Forests Act
The Resilient Federal Forest Fires Act is based on the idea that unnecessary regulations and lawsuits have kept the Forest Service from doing its job—including the tree thinning that can prevent...
This Olympic Wrestler Is a Dirtbag at Heart
Dan Dennis spent six months rock climbing in Moab and around the West before deciding to start training for the Olympic freestyle wrestling team. Now he's at Rio in what may be his only shot at...
Paddle Like a Fur Trader in Voyageurs
Get lost, in a good way
The Return of Rick Bass
In his new collection of short stories, Rick Bass presents a series of vignettes far from the bustle of cities, but no easy answers.
Kurt Searvogel Sets New World Record for Most Miles Biked in a Year
Kurt Searvogel Set New World Record for Most Miles Biked in a Single Year
Your Local Ski Area Should Be a Nonprofit
It might be the only way to survive.
The Outdoor Industry Will Decide the Next Election
Mother Nature's stewards are gaining power in politics.
Are Bicycle Helmet Laws Dangerous?
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
A new organization called the Sub2hr Project launched on Thursday with the goal of training runners to complete a marathon in under two hours.
Vail's $50 Million Plan to Combine Park City and Canyons
On Monday, Vail Resorts unveiled a $50 million capital plan for upgrades to Park City Mountain Resort for the 2015-2016 ski season.
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