Trump's Last Move to Screw Over the Environment Before the Election
“America’s Amazon” is being sold to China, at a huge cost to the environment, and a net loss to taxpayers
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A New 261-Mile Bikepacking Route Through Colombia
Lael Wilcox and Joe Cruz travel to Bogotá to map out a bikepacking route between the Colombian capital and Chingaza National Park
What the Hell Is Going on with the Pebble Mine?
It was a roller coaster of a summer for Alaska's most controversial extraction project. In July, it looked all but certain that the salmon-threatening proposal would get its first federal permit. But then things took a surprising turn.
Want to Win an Election Out West? It's the Environment, Stupid.
Even in traditionally conservative states like Montana and Wyoming, no single issue unites centrist voters in 2020 more than public-lands protection. That's one reason Montana Republican senator Steve Daines has spent the past 18 months trying to convince voters he's a reliable conservationist. Critics say it's mere "greenwashing," but his success may decide the balance of power in Washington.
How to Vote for the Environment This Year
A guide to key ballot measures and Senate and House races that will have huge impacts on the way we address climate change
What's Going on with William Perry Pendley?
The villainous BLM boss appears to have survived a court ouster, further threatening Trump's oil agenda
How Climate Change Is Making the Alps More Dangerous
As the mountains thaw, rocks are coming loose from the ice, increasing the risk of injury or death for even the most experienced mountaineers
A Death at Sea on the 'Row of Life'
At 59 years old and with a preexisting condition, Paralympic rower Angela Madsen had plenty to worry about as the coronavirus spread across the country. So she dipped the oars of her small rowboat in the Pacific and pointed the bow toward Hawaii. She never returned.
Finding a Deeper Connection to Life Through Mountain Biking
Eduardo Arruda shows us why trail building and mountain biking helps him live life to the fullest
The Fight for Public Access to Rivers in Montana
Greg Gianforte, the Republican candidate for governor, threatens the state's unique angler-access regulations