Martin Fritz Huber is a frequent contributor to Outside who previously wrote the In Stride column about running culture. He also works as a tree care professional in New York City.
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16 states have a "relatively high likelihood" of a damaging quake in the next 50 years
Forget fish ladders—pressurized tube-transport systems are the newest way to bypass a dam
Jacques Cousteau's grandson sets record for days submerged in the sea
Park visitors and two employees were stuck for four hours
The National Weather Service will benefit from data procured by the commercial airliner
A young, paralyzed Brazilian may walk onto the field for the start of the world's largest sports tournament
Tech haters like to claim that our devices are making us more solitary and stationary. So what's Google doing about it?
Results from Gallup's "positive experience poll" are in
After being mauled by a brown bear defending her cubs, a woman walks miles before she can get a ride to the hospital.
A controversial initiative plans to provide beer for homeless alcoholics as impetus to get back to work.
Two separate studies have come to similar conclusions about the melting of Antarctic glaciers: It's going to happen. For sure.
Your cracked phone screen might soon be able to mend itself
French authorities are ramping up efforts to save Europe's last wild hamster
Several competitors at a Tough Mudder in Nevada fell ill after the race. Subsequent investigations have found the reason why.
