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I needed a climate pep talk. I got one from Ayana Elizabeth Johnson, author of the hit book, ‘What If We Get It Right?’
In his new book, the longtime VP of sustainability for Aspen One explains why corporate actions to address climate change (including the ones he himself implemented) fall short, and the paths to forward that still bring him hope
Thirteen adventurers, athletes, and renegades who pushed boundaries, toppled barriers, and shook up the outdoors
Meet the change makers who powered—and empowered—a Utah community with solar generators
We spent a night under the stars with the actress and environmentalist, who opened up about her conservation work and how nature helped heal her broken heart
After almost 20 years of action, members of the Karuk, Hupa, Klamath, Shasta, and Yurok tribes reclaimed the Klamath River—and their way of life
The US military is responsible for the emission of more greenhouse gasses than any other single institution in the world. It is actively planning for the consequences of climate change, but is it doing anything to prevent it?
Despite a mathematical "typo" in the recent black plastic study, the recommendation doesn't change: black plastic has no place in your kitchen
Throughout her athletic career, Caroline Gleich has been moonlighting as an activist. This year, she stepped into politics full-time.
Forget Everything You Think You Know About Surviving Natural Disasters. This Is What Really Matters.
Power generators and satellite internet are smart investments, but as climate change amplifies natural disasters, there’s nothing as important as your neighbors
Scouring your yard clean is a waste of time and deprives your soil of valuable nutrients
Parks and trail towns along the southern reaches of the AT are devastated. Here's how hikers can help.
Underconsumption may be trending on social media, but thrifting has been around for a long time. From household essentials and wardrobe staples to outdoor gear and the best gifts ever, it’s better for the planet and your wallet.
A quarter of the money at the world’s largest banks goes directly to funding fossil fuel projects. But what if it didn’t?
Wiping with toilet paper is gross and wasteful. I found a better way.
Experience the personal growth and environmental consciousness of pro skier Chris Rubens as he evolves from adrenaline-fueled skiing to a mindful, sustainable lifestyle
Hummingbirds and other pollinators are responsible for one out of every three bites of food we eat. I set out to attract them to my yard.
Put your retired gear to good use to promote outdoor inclusivity and protect the planet
Could the climate crisis be solved in the courtroom?
Has the summer heat got you down? Our sustainability expert has tips and tricks to beat the soaring temperatures without harming the planet.
Project 2025 proposes that most government weather and climate functions be privatized if the balance of power shifts in the White House next year
Caroline Gleich is a renowned climber and skier, a climate activist, and now the Utah democratic party’s candidate for US senate
Just how guilty do I need to feel about enjoying the occasional burger? I spoke to a hunter, a rancher, and a climate scientist to get to the meat of the matter.
The solution to the microplastics problem already exists, according to the “Father of Green Chemistry.” So why aren’t we using it?
Live events are all about the party, but they can be brutal on the environment. Here’s how to go easy on the planet without cramping your style.
Want to get paid to fight climate change? Biden’s new Climate Corp is hiring. We combed through 270 job listings to find the dreamiest ones.
A conversation with activists, a look at the radical origins of Earth Day, and a slew of ways you can take action for the planet every single day.
We spoke to three climate activists about how Earth Day, which started as a protest, has become a day of corporate greenwashing, and what we can all do about it
“Forever Chemicals” keep mud out of your boots and make rain jackets waterproof, but they’re about to be illegal
Four easy things you can do to rewild your space and support climate-critical biodiversity
After winter no-showed, I grappled with the grief of loving a sport that may not exist a lifetime from now
More than 15 years ago, Pete McBride set out to document all 1,450 miles of the threatened waterway. He captured its beauty and multiplying challenges, and his images underscore why its preservation is essential to us all.
Red Solo cups. Bubble mailers. Batteries. Vape pens. We ranked commonly binned items that cause big problems for your recycling center into a March Madness-style bracket, and asked a panel of experts to vote on the biggest losers.
A new study sheds more light on the direct effects of climate change on the ski industry
Making sustainable choices is not just good for the planet, but your wallet, too. I crunched the numbers and discovered that by doing these 11 easy things over a year, I saved almost ten grand.
Clothing companies have long relied on PFAS, or forever chemicals, to provide stellar water, stain, and oil repellency. But at what cost? New regulations are forcing your favorite apparel brands across the globe to rethink their chemistry.
After two events were canceled for poor weather, will Canada’s Kicking Horse be the next stop on the chopping block?
Your toothbrush is part of the plastic crisis. It doesn’t have to be.
America’s hard-bitten wildland firefighters are switching gears in the off-season to run ultra distances
In-N-Out Burger’s iconic palm trees are a reference to buried treasure, but they also make the restaurant a very unlikely climate change indicator
Plus eight other easy, planet-friendly actions that everyone around you will start imitating
Whether you’re a visitor or a resident, places like Mammoth Lakes, California, Crested Butte, Colorado, and Sun Valley, Idaho, are spectacular—but in this era of climate change, raging wildfires, and sky-high housing prices, making a life there has gotten hard. We asked our writers to imagine a glorious, sustainable tomorrow for these one-of-a-kind destinations. Join us as we dive into their recommendations.
The West isn’t always best. Here’s why one outdoorsy editor gave up Oregon and moved his family to New England.
We spoke to Kerry, the special presidential envoy for climate, about the conference’s historic agreement, which promises to end oil, gas, and coal use by 2050
In 2023, records fell, kids took government leaders to task, and activists fought bravely for the planet. These individuals are the ϳԹrs of the Year, chosen for their bravery, tenacity, and strength.
Sixteen young people took Montana to court to hold the state responsible for violating their right to a clean and healthful environment
The death of Manuel Paez Terán, a “Stop Cop City” protester, in January marked the first time police have shot and killed an environmental activist on U.S. soil
The environment takes center stage at these beautifully located music and arts events across the country. Go, have a great time, and learn about our changing world and what you can do.
Give yourself the gift of a better climate future by donating to these nonprofits
The Fifth National Climate Assessment, released by the White House this week, shows it’s not too late to act
There’s no better way to grasp the dos and don’ts of curbside recycling than seeing the sorting in action
Wind turbines and energy-efficient snow guns help, but planning for real climate-impacted skiing requires next-level tactics
A simple, free home energy audit showed me how to fix air leaks, insulation shortages, and other common culprits that cost me big bucks each year
Spiders and other hairy scary critters are everywhere. It’s best—for us and the planet—if we can figure out how to coexist.
Researchers say the iconic peak has lost nearly seven feet of elevation since 2021
Indigenous model and activist Quannah ChasingHorse lives her life in two very different worlds
The new jobs program will hire 20,000 young adults to boost climate resilience and environmental justice
Sustainability 101 says only buy what you need. But when it comes to electric cars, that rule doesn’t always apply.
A new documentary, ‘Walking Two Worlds,’ chronicles Quannah’s rise in fashion alongside her activism on behalf of the climate and her Indigenous community in Alaska
July was officially the hottest month on record. We reached out to Phoenix runners to learn about how to adapt and train in sustained heat.
The author of ‘How to Prepare for Climate Change’ shares his takeaways from summer 2023
The cyclone drenched Nevada’s Spring Mountains, causing flash floods, landslides, and heavy erosion. Now, recreation areas and ski resorts are closed.
As the saying goes, there’s no such thing as bad weather, just inappropriate clothing. But with the Earth's climate in whiplash, that's up for debate. Here's the apparel you need to deal with it.
Hawaii’s climate and ecology have changed in the last few decades, bringing fire to a landscape that hasn’t evolved to withstand it
It’s not all doom and gloom. There’s good news about climate, too.
Heat-related deaths are on the rise across the Southwest, with multiple tragedies occurring in U.S. national parks
The ruling says the state has an obligation to provide residents with “a clean and healthful environment”
An elaborate scheme targeted toy giant Mattel and the plastics industry by capitalizing on our big pink moment
Retreating ice continues to yield bodies across the Alps
The York Fire has swept across thousands of acres of the Mojave Desert, torching Joshua trees and other delicate desert vegetation
Fifty years from now, we might be walking the Grand Canyon’s valley floor instead of running rapids down a healthy river
We talked to three experts to unpack the invisible havoc unleashed by our mindless idling epidemic
Writer Andrew Bisharat explains how a legal fight between a climber and local politician in France is a harbinger of future tensions in the warming Alps
When treacherous weather rolled in during her dream trek in the Alps, the climate advocate knew that the only way forward was through
Ironically, stronger, wetter, and warmer storms will shrink the snow line at many of the state’s most popular ski areas