What's a Few Hundred Feet? By Molly Loomis March 3, 2014 Why five Americans spent more than a month trekking through a jungle to summit an unclimbed peak in Myanmar In this story: adventure, travel
To the Mountaintop By Brittany Johnson March 3, 2014 A team of black climbers blazes a new kind of trail on Mt. Denali In this story: adventure, travel
Artist or Activist? By Steve Hawk March 3, 2014 In Africa, photographer Nick Brandt assembles an anti-poaching army. In this story: activism, animals, books, endangered species, wildlife
Amazing Natural Phenomena: The Planet's Most Incredible Spectacles February 14, 2014 Natural phenomena awaken our sense of wonder In this story: bucket list
Japan's Choice By Eliza Strickland February 14, 2014 Rich geothermal resources could replace much of Japan's shuttered nuclear power--but at the risk of spoiling its treasured onsen In this story: geothermal power, clean energy
Warrior Up! By Jeff Galbraith February 14, 2014 To ship coal from the Powder River Basin to China, you have to go through the heart of the Lummi Nation. In this story: coal, dirty energy, saving wild places
Preserve and Protect By Mackenzie Mount February 14, 2014 The time-honored craft of preserving fruits can yield tasty returns and still tread lightly In this story: food and drink, buyers' guide
Five Foods That Are Killing the Planet By Avital Andrews January 1, 2014 Spoiler alert: Stop reading now if you can't live without Quarter Pounders, packaged pastries, or expensive sushi In this story: food and drink, health, buyers' guide
Carbon States of America By Paul Rauber November 1, 2013 We can export vast amounts of coal, oil, and natural gas, or we can protect future generations from climate change. We can't do both. In this story: dirty energy, coal, oil, fracked gas
Icing Down By Jake Abrahamson November 1, 2013 Amid a life of sharp transitions, an Iraq War vet finds tranquility in the swing of an ice tool In this story: travel, adventure, military outdoors
Solar Powered Transport By Dashka Slater November 1, 2013 In the future, will solar powered transport solve all our problems? In this story: clean energy
RUN, LOBO, RUN! By Karen Angel November 1, 2013 Feds propose delisting the gray wolf, ending 35 years of protection In this story: animals
Gear for Long, Dark Nights By Molly Loomis November 1, 2013 In this story: sports, lifestyle, buyers' guide
If John Muir Tweeted By Michael Brune November 1, 2013 Muir had a gift for distilling profound thoughts into short sound bites. In this story: public lands
Nancy Kates By Ailsa Sachdev November 1, 2013 Invading the Privacy of the People Who Make the Club Tick