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Playing With Fire
In this story:
buyers' guide
Busting Out of Boom and Bust
The oil and gas drilling frenzy hits Western public lands
Coulda woulda shoulda
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transportation
Experiments in Swiss Cycling
No panniers, no car, no problem. You can tour Switzerland by lightweight road bike alone—as long as you have legs for the hills.
Poaching in Africa
Tusks and horns are no match for automatic weapons
Paper Towels or Hand Dryers?
Which is better for the environment: paper towels or hand dryers?
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lifestyle
Elbows Deep
As activism goes digital, it also becomes more abstract. Ted Haviland and the Ozark Stream Teams stay focused on a place they can touch.
Grande Slam
Although it's rarely paddled these days, the dehydrated Rio Grande can still hand out a drubbing.
The Art of Diminished Resistance
Tom Wylie wants to change the way ocean researchers commute to work
George Wolfe: Founder of L.A. River Expeditions
Less than a mile from one of the busiest freeway intersections in the world, you're paddling amid sycamores, willows, grapevines, and egrets
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adventure
Jane Goodall
Her newest book chronicles her lifelong love of all things leafy
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agriculture
Warren Buffett's Coal Problem
To run his coal trains, the billionaire investor needs to seize land from a bunch of Montana cowboys.
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coal
