Kick Coal, Save Jobs Right Now In Washington State, a blue-green alliance helps phase out dirty energy By Scott Martelle January 30, 2012 In this story: coal, labor, jobs
Parkinson's Alley People living near farms in California suffer from the neurological disorder at an alarming rate. All signs point to pesticides. By Joy Horowitz January 30, 2012 In this story: pesticides, toxics, environmental justice
Scratching the Surface Long after everyone else has traded skis for mountain bikes, fair-weather skiers glide out in search of the perfect crust By Bill Donahue January 5, 2012 In this story: skiing, adventure
Gear for Outside, In These at-home devices will help you preserve the strength you'll need to make a gear-laden scramble as soon as the snow melts By Michael Frank January 2, 2013 In this story: sports, buyers' guide
Move Not Those Bones Coal mining in Appalachia destroys more than mountains By Daniel McGlynn March 1, 2012 In this story: coal, mountaintop-removal mining
We're Skiing That? Learning how to survive steep stuff in the Sawtooths Text and photographs by Aaron Teasdale November 20, 2011 In this story: skiing, adventure
A Matter of Survival How big solar plants can save the planet without killing this desert tortoise By Nate Seltenrich November 5, 2011 In this story: solar, wildlife, animals, clean energy
Plugged In Electric cars get ready to take over the road, quietly and powerfully By Reed McManus November 4, 2012 In this story: electric vehicles, transportation
Seeking Higher Ground In the mountains of Idaho, a group of injured war vets seek relief from wounds—some obvious, some invisible. By Natalya Savka November 1, 2011 In this story: military outdoors, veterans
Solar's Moment in the Sun Institutional investors see such a bright future in solar power that they're willing to finance the panels on your rooftop By Paul Rauber September 20, 2011 In this story: solar, clean energy