The United States of ExxonMobil?
The U.S. Senate should block the nomination of Rex Tillerson as secretary of state
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Jason Mark
December 13, 2016
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politics
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To preserve Earth's wild beauty, we need to both spare land and share land, says Sierra's editor in chief
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Jason Mark
December 22, 2016
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wilderness
Get Out There: The Backstory of REI’s #OptOutside Campaign
Ditch the Black Friday mobs and take a walk in the woods
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Jason Mark
November 22, 2016
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inspiring connections outdoors
Not a Pretty Picture: Life at the Epicenter of Fracking Country
Photographers reveal the damage and disruptions from the shale gas boom
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Jason Mark
November 16, 2016
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fracking
Federal Judge Greenlights Landmark Climate Change Lawsuit
Class action lawsuit pitting youth against the federal government will go to trial
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Jason Mark
November 10, 2016
A Former Catholic Nun, Former GOP Member Raise the Alarm About Climate Change
In some communities, it takes a lot of courage to acknowledge that global warming is a clear and present danger
By
Jason Mark
October 12, 2016
Funhogs and Treehuggers, Together at Last
An effort is underway to form a stronger conservation movement from the disparate strands of the outdoor recreation community
By
Jason Mark
October 11, 2016
How to Calculate the Value of Wild Nature? Count the Selfies.
By
Jason Mark
September 21, 2016