Climate Change
Climate Change Is Real. Jeremy Jones Wants to Prove It.
Alex Honnold’s Foundation Goes to Detroit
How Flood Forecasting Might Save Lives
‘The Electric Adventurer’
Why Is Fjällräven So Expensive?
A Grim Reality Check for Skiers
Guides See Climate Change Firsthand
‘Snowfarmers’: The Creators of Winter
How Coral Reefs Are Regenerating
A Lesson In Stewardship from Hawaii
Capetown Is Running Out of Water
This Country Could Be Swallowed by the Sea
End of Snow
Greenland Is Melting
A Look Into the Life of Amazon Rainforest Researchers
How Billy Barr’s Snowpack Records Helped Shape Climate Science
An Alaskan Outfitter’s Perspective on Climate Change
A Stunning Video and Spoken Word Poem Dedicated to Earth
Ultrarunner Mina Guli Completes 40th Marathon in the Mojave Desert
Ultrarunner Mina Guli Goes to Chile’s Atacama Desert
‘Unacceptable Risk’: Firefighters on the Front Line of Climate Change
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Unacceptable Risk, a documentary from The Story Group, follows four seasoned firefighters responding to record-breaking fires in Colorado. According to the firefighters, human-caused climate change is bringing higher temperatures, drier fuels, and more diseases to the forests, which increases the possibility of wildfires and the consequent risks that the people on the front line face. Over the past two decades, career firefighter Don Whittemore has braved many of Colorado’s historic fires. As Whittemore says here, “On a day-to-day basis, we’re being surprised. And in this business, surprise is what kills people.” You can follow more about the documentary on Facebook here.
