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Drought-Denying Ranchers Ride to Washington
Angry Nevadans travel by horse from the West Coast to the capital for the right to graze on water-starved rangeland
One Battle in Washington Puts Your Access to National Parks at Stake
Access to America's public lands boils down to three little letters: API
No Child Left Adrift
How two Colombian engineers are protecting a poor riverside school from annual floods
Yosemite Rock Stars Turn Movie Stars
Filming the wild and sometimes treacherous history of Yosemite Valley climbing
People's Climate March: Get on the Bus
The 400,000 people who gathered in New York ignited a big bang that will reverberate for years
Capitalism vs. the Planet
Naomi Klein dares to discuss the C-word
Underdog
Celebrity wolf OR7 may be “too famous to kill,” but his pups will need to watch out if they wander into the wrong state
A Story That Had to Be Told
The "Sierra" editor in chief on bad news making a good story
In this story:
activism
Snow Show: Snowflakes Like You've Never Seen Them Before
Photographer Alexey Kljatov gives us a crystal clear look at fluffiest precipitate with a DIY rig and a unique processing technique
December Astronomy Highlights: Castor and Pollux
There's lots to watch for during winter's cold, dark nights
In this story:
astronomy
How to Strike A Pose To Save Your Life
Make yourself look big? Play dead? Run? We've got your wildlife defense poses covered.
Walmart Uses How Much Coal?
In this story:
coal
Leading Edge
Denmark supplies three out of four of the worlds offshore wind turbines, and it's on track to be free of fossil fuels by 2050
Will L.A.'s Trapped Mountain Lion Ever Get Out?
A big cat is marooned in Los Angeles. Getting there was dangerous. Getting back might be deadly.
