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How Far Can We Go?

Electric cars are no longer oddities. Now carmakers are working to make them ubiquitous.

By Reed McManus June 3, 2014

In this story: electric vehicles, clean energy,

5 Outdoor Lifestyle Blogs to Bookmark

By Ben Fox June 3, 2014

In this story: , adventure, lifestyle

Why Wilderness

By Michael Brune June 3, 2014

In this story: saving wild places, wilderness, inspiring connections outdoors, military outdoors

Kiss Your Gas Goodbye

By Reed McManus June 3, 2014

In this story: electric vehicles, clean energy

Backpacking Gear for Dogs

Next time you trek, pick a route where you're allowed to bring your best bud.

By Mackenzie Mount and Jake Abrahamson June 2, 2014

In this story: dogs, backpacking, buyers' guide

4 Eco-Conscious Sunscreens for Outdoor Adventures

By Caitlin Kauffman May 30, 2014

In this story: buyers' guide, adventure

Stargazing with the Terminator

By Kelly Kizer Whitt May 30, 2014

In this story: adventure,

Cyclists: The Car That Will Kill You Is the One You Don't See

By Paul Rauber May 29, 2014

In this story: lifestyle,

Computer Cable Coasters

It's time to untangle that nest of outdated power cords

By Wendy Becktold May 28, 2014

In this story: design, diy, lifestyle

Two Months, One Page

By Paul Rauber May 28, 2014

In this story: climate change

Revenge of the Ninja Turtles

By Mackenzie Mount April 4, 2014

In this story: clean water, film, women

Angela Sun, Los Angeles; filmmaker, journalist, and Yahoo! Sports Minute host

Blurring Utah's Image

By Reed McManus April 4, 2014

In this story: air,

Protesters poked fun at Utah's fresh-and-clean marketing image at a rally in Salt Lake City this winter.

Big Celebs for Big Problems

By Reed McManus April 4, 2014

Arnold Schwarzenegger hangs out with firefighting "hotshots" in Years of Living Dangerously, a new series by David Gelber (top left) and Joel Bach (below).

Two Months, One Page

Environmental news in case you missed it

By Paul Rauber April 4, 2014

In this story: coal, oil, fracking

The Next Asteroid

Are humans causing a sixth mass extinction?

By Jake Abrahamson April 4, 2014

In this story: books, climate change

Time Traveler

By Della Watson April 4, 2014

In this story: books

Magical Miniature Tour

By M.P. Klier April 4, 2014

In this story: home, music, diy, design

Novice carpenter Ella Jenkins built her dream house atop an 18-by-7-foot trailer.

Master of All He Surveys

April 4, 2014

In this story: adventure

The basalt cliffs of Dyrholaey, a nature reserve on the south coast of Iceland, provide prime nesting sites for puffins, but poor footing for humans: In 2012, two tourists standing on the edge started a landslide and fell 40 yards to the beach below. Both

The Human Run

By Jake Abrahamson April 4, 2014

In this story: adventure, travel

Sea Stars

A farewell to arms

By Paul Rauber April 4, 2014

In this story: wildlife

Latest Updates

How Far Can We Go?

5 Outdoor Lifestyle Blogs to Bookmark

Why Wilderness

Kiss Your Gas Goodbye

Backpacking Gear for Dogs

4 Eco-Conscious Sunscreens for Outdoor Adventures

Stargazing with the Terminator

Cyclists: The Car That Will Kill You Is the One You Don't See

Computer Cable Coasters

Two Months, One Page

Revenge of the Ninja Turtles

Blurring Utah's Image

Big Celebs for Big Problems

Two Months, One Page

The Next Asteroid

Time Traveler

Magical Miniature Tour

Master of All He Surveys

The Human Run

Sea Stars

The Sierra Club

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