December 7, 2018 CO2: We Must Pay Our Debts
The EU Emissions Trading Scheme has been widely criticized. But after its revamp last year, emitting greenhouse gases will begin to cost more – and outdoor companies can participate voluntarily....
December 6, 2018 Fossil Free in Wider Circles
A project by Vaude has demonstrated that choosing renewable energy over oil and coal is a no-brainer, especially when production occurs in countries with good access to green energy....
December 6, 2018 Making Europe a Wilder Place
Bison grazing in the Carpathian Mountains, wild horses galloping across the Iberian Peninsula, brown bears wandering just outside of Rome. Welcome, rewilding!...
November 2, 2018 Ski Resorts Go Green – To Stay White
High on climate change's hit-list, more and more ski resorts are going to great lengths to reduce their CO2 footprints and keep winters white....
November 1, 2018 Public Lands Battle 2.0
The outdoor community’s rally of support for public lands has been dubbed the “tip of the spear.” OIA's Executive Director Amy Roberts explains what happened, why, and where this spear may thrust next....
October 30, 2018 A Farewell to the South Peak
Swedish fashion designer and adventurer's last climb before global warming claims Sweden's highest peak....
October 8, 2018 Bottoms Up!
The Global Climate Action Summit hits a home run just days after the UN climate agenda gets bogged down in Bangkok. The secret? Keep heads of state off the invite list....
October 8, 2018 Zero Footprints Photo Awards
The climate initiative Zero Footprints' first photo competition has just concluded, where Suston's Editor-in-Chief joined the jury to award three outstanding photographers....
September 26, 2018 Carbon Offsets: Not Just Good for Climate
We’ve all heard the expression “one good turn deserves another.” Well, if the Likano project is any indication, one good turn might go A LOT further than that....
September 24, 2018 Help Forests Help Us
Carbon capture still sound like science fiction? There's already a proven solution you may have heard of that has worked for millions of years – it's called the forest...