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Will the Pandemic Fix Hawaii?
Parts of the state have been overrun by tourists for years. When COVID-19 hit, the islands got a much needed pause. Will it change the future of tourism there for good?
Preserving and Restoring Washington’s Shrub-Steppe
The shrub-steppe of central Washington’s Columbia Basin is a land of rich biodiversity, vibrant communities, and poignant beauty
How the National Parks Are Leading the Electric-Vehicle Revolution
With funding from the federal government, Zion and other parks are swapping in electric shuttle buses and adding charging stations for visitors’ electric vehicles, putting the park system on the cutting edge of green technology
Light Painting Under the Night Sky
Here’s one way to use a flashlight that you might not have thought of
The Dispute over a Cable Car on Kilimanjaro
Although the concept has been OK'd, that doesn't mean it will be implemented. Here's what former government officials, local guides, and environmental experts told Outside about its possible implications on Africa's highest peak.
Can Billionaires Really Save Us from Climate Disaster?
As Jeff Bezos steps away from Amazon to focus his attention on initiatives like his year-old Earth Fund, it’s instructive to look at the impact of billionaire environmental philanthropy and how it could be more effective
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