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After the story "The Trials of Bidder 70" went to press, Outside obtained several e-mails, sent between current and former officials with the BLM and the U.S. Attorney’s office, that had been requested under the Freedom of Information Act.

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Questions linger about O'Brien's intent

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You're ready to act on those good intentions, but how do you know the organizations you're backing deserve your trust? Here are the 30 best—smartly managed groups with transparent financials, efficient spending, and track records of on-the-ground success.

Avalanche air bags are gaining in popularity. And for good ­reason—they can increase survival rates by 98 percent.

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Freestyle skiing legend Glen Plake picks his 5 favorite places to ski

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Skis may be sexier, but boots are more important

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Politician wants polar bear, not beaver

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Plane-safety review insufficient, court finds

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Cost of rescues rises dramatically

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On the ground with an anti-poaching unit working to save the last of Africa’s black rhinos. To see the whole six-part series, narrated by Robert Redford, click to this TV schedule.

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Man was killed near govt. bear study area

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It looks like Adam Ondra isn't the only talented climber in his family. This past week, the two-time World Cup champion's older sister, Kristyna Ondrova, became the second Czech woman to climb a 5.14a route when she sent Kudlanka, near the siblings' hometown of Brno.

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Plan supported, opposed by enviro groups

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Geomyces fungus behind white-nose syndrome

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Park and team still missing on Annapurna

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Boats collide; paddles raised in anger

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New maps of U.S. indicate huge potential

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Morales responds to indigenous pressure

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Man missing near Moab since summer

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City center threatened as airport floods

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On the heels of a speed record on the Pacific Crest Trail, I thought it'd be interesting to get out the old history book and have a little class time. There are a lot of trails in our great country (although few like the PCT) and, as…

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Before the Tar Sands protests and before Occupy Wall Street, a young activist named Tim DeChristopher disrupted a federal oil- and gas-lease auction. The act made him a martyr for a newly radicalized environmental movement—and landed him in prison. This is his story.

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It’s environmental action month at Raising Rippers! Last week I talked with surf activist Kyle Thiermann about no-brainer ways to lessen your impact on the planet. Now I’m wowed by 17-year old Victor Davila’s plan to use skateboarding to promote environmental justice and reduce inner-city obesity in…

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Warning: We can not be responsible for your reaction to the song lyrics in the video above. Your wait is finally over—almost. Jetlev says they are now taking orders for Phase III of their jetpack rollout, with products to…

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Sailor's body could be next discovery

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Group says holding orcas captive is slavery

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Snowmass liftie cleared after crash with kid

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Tunnel will drain lake this afternoon

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Cyclist tested positive at Tour de France

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When winter and darkness settle on Norway, the locals go skiing. Watch them rip from summit to the sea in the Fjords of the Sognadal region.

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Athlete was a speed-riding revolutionary

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Cyclist implicated in '06 doping-lab hack

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Loggers can't cut roads into national parks

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Mountaineer notches peak in Oceania

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The 76-year-old artist Christo has sunk two decades of work and $11 million into hanging 6 miles of translucent canopies over the Arkansas River. Yet he’s still fighting local opposition and waiting on a decision from the Bureau of Land Management. Will his Over the River project ever go up?

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Ice climbing season is coming up and I need to decide whether to buy a hardshell or a softshell. Which do you prefer for climbing?

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Base Camp documentary sparks spinoff

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Australians begin controversial shark hunt

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Americans take wins in ski racing opener

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Weiss takes men's title, Paterson women's

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Two hospitalized, millions of bees go free

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Courtesy of CBS Sunday Morning CBS Sunday Morning profiled Kelly Slater earlier today and in between the requisite stills of a young Slater surfing and video of him tearing up ASP events they nabbed a preview of…

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New guidelines will target fluid disposal

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Search teams en route

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https://youtube.com/watch?v=UJv3dPZ5Eco%C2%A0 Alberto was late for dinner. It was quarter past seven at San Francisco's Café des Amis, and eight of us, including Specialized founder Mike Sinyard and a couple of other bigwigs from Contador's bike sponsor, were silently wondering if the biggest name in cycling…

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Cyclists admits role in drug distribution ring

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More than a decade ago, Mike Fay’s epic Megatransect walk across Africa spurred the creation of a string of national parks and made him a conservation superstar. So why, after a lifetime of fighting to protect wild places, is he questioning the very foundations of his work? And why is he looking for answers in a cabin in Alaska?

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Feeling pessimistic about the environment? If so, here’s a cure—or seven. Earlier this week in San Francisco, the Earth Island Institute doled out its annual Brower Youth Awards to seven of the country’s boldest young environmental leaders, teens and early 20-somethings who aren’t sitting…

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Ok, maybe that's a bit overblown. But if you love your Chacos as much as we do, we're pretty sure you're going to think this is pretty cool. Today, Chaco announced a new initiative, MyChacos. It's a custom order service that lets you pick your Chaco sandal style, choose your…

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State is first to adopt cap-and-trade

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Recording engineer Jeff Rice is on a mission to preserve the sounds of nature. Why? Listening to them might actually make us healthier.

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Knitters respond to oil spill

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Proposal addresses storm runoff

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Solar car drives 1,800 miles in four days

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Man convicted of manslaughter

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Our exclusive interview with embattled three-time Tour de France champion Alberto Contador

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Following last Saturday's Giro di Lombardia, the one-day Italian classic known as “the race of the falling leaves” that traditionally marks the end of the pro season, the peloton turned its attention to 2012 at the official presentations for next year's Giro d'Italia and Tour de France. Both races will…

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In sanctuary, up to 2,000 sharks dead

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Lions, tigers, bears all missing. Oh my.

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Man hits water at 70mph after chute fails

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Elouise Cobell won $3.4 billion settlement

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Woman says she pulled alpinist to death

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Man's charred bones found in campfire

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This is what six seconds of Salomon’s week-long Jib Academy looks like at 1000 frames per second. We recommend watching the whole video.

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Emissions could be controlled under ESA

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29 countries could see disease eradicated

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Canadian lost business, started walking

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Fauja Singh is world's oldest marathoner

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Author and filmmaker suffered heart attack

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  DPS' Stephan Drake tests the Spoon behind Alta, Utah. from DPS SKIS on Vimeo.     If you've cracked open your Outside magazine Winter Buyer's Guide, available on newsstands everywhere and on your iPad as part of…

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Arson suspected in bird sanctuary

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Lance to race in Maui on Sunday

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18-year-old first U.S. woman up 5.14d

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Couple may have distracted plane's pilot

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Placement "not meant to offend" riders

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$4 entrance fee too steep; copycats injured

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Scientists withdraw names from paper

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Crew floated note to rescuers

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Our plan. Take the 2011 Quidditch World Cup home to Santa Fe, New Mexico. All we need is you.

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In ruling, Utah not liable for boy's mauling

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