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Climate change turns an already troubled ski industry on its head
California's Mammoth Mountain provides a case study on the uncertainty of the ski business, and how global warming threatens to make it even more unpredictable.
by Greg Hanscom, Mar 04, 2013 -
Global warming's reluctant poster child
The ski industry, for whom bad press means all the difference between a banner year and a bust, tries to manage public perception of climate change's impact on snowfall and resort conditions.
by Greg Hanscom, Mar 04, 2013 -
Can Sally Jewell interest a new generation in public lands?
The chief of Recreation Equipment Inc. has worked hard to support conservation and get people of all ages and colors outside. Can she do the same at the Department of Interior?
by Greg Hanscom, Mar 04, 2013 -
Can the outdoor gear industry wield its power for conservation?
Pioneering mountaineer Peter Metcalf built Black Diamond into a successful climbing-gear business when nobody thought it could be done. But his dream of turning the outdoor industry into a force for nature remains tantalizingly elusive.
by Greg Hanscom, Jul 29, 2012 -
Conservation Alliance Grants, 2011-2012
A map showing the grants given by the Outdoor Industry Association's sister organization, the Conservation Alliance.
by Greg Hanscom, Jul 22, 2012 -
Spiritual Superfund sites
by Greg Kern, Jul 22, 2012 -
Dueling Letters: Utah's Governor versus Black Diamond's CEO
by Greg Hanscom, Jul 22, 2012 -
Diverters be damned
by Greg Poschman, Apr 15, 2012 -
Those are our buffalo, pardner (CON)
Montana's plan to let Ted Turner harbor 88 brucellosis-free bison in exchange for some of their progeny commercializes wildlife and smacks of back-room dealing.
by Greg M. Peters , Feb 11, 2010 -
Bicycles, books and beer
Todd Simmons founded a bookstore, a journal and a publishing company in Fort Collins, Colo., on little more than a shoestring and a dream.
by Greg Campbell, Sep 20, 2009






