How the Outdoor World Joined the Youth Climate Strike
Outdoor companies and major athletes are showing their support for the worldwide Youth Climate Strike today
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Our Kids Are Right About Climate Change
As delegates for the UN's Climate Action Summit convene in New York, the real leaders are the young people pushing for climate justice in the streets
With Drilling ANWR a Go, Polar Bears Will Suffer
Critical habitat for the species could be destroyed
It’s Time We Treat Some Forests Like Crops
Believers in Mass Timber say smaller trees are the ultimate renewable construction material, but only if we learn to be smarter farmers and builders
The Environment Is Being Weaponized for Hate
Even as the green movement works toward building an inclusive outdoor community, anti-immigration groups are using environmental rhetoric to keep people out.
Why Smokey Bear Desperately Needs a Makeover
The official Ursus of fire prevention ought to move from figurehead to spokesbear—and wearing a little Nomex wouldn't hurt either
Welcome to Palmerston Island, Population 35
Reachable only by boat, this remote Pacific atoll is inhabited by descendants of a footloose Englishman. The idyllic vibe is unmistakable, but it's tested by the realities of living in a very vulnerable place in a warming world.
2 Vegan Sushi Recipes So Good, You Won't Miss Fish
There is nothing fishy about it
How Trump's ESA Rollback Threatens Polar Bears
Regulatory changes to the Endangered Species Act put many, many species at risk—but particularly the cute and cuddly ones
The Bondo Landslide and the Future of Climate Disasters
Two years ago, a massive river of mud and granite swept over thousands of feet of alpine terrain, killing eight hikers before swamping the alpine village of Bondo, Switzerland. This type of disaster is often fueled by climate change, and it will happen again.
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