It sounds intuitive that natural fibers are better for the environment than synthetic fibers. But are they? As usual, the devil is in the detail when it comes to choosing materials. We take a closer look at the advantages and...
"Fair working conditions!" seems like a mantra people repeat yet don't really know what it means. Suston meets experts who say that while safe and fair labor conditions are possible in the supply chains, there is still much to be...
More and more outdoor brands announce that they will decarbonize. That they are publicly taking responsibility for their emissions is a good first step. But should suppliers from the Global South pay for it?...
Discover the few countries on Earth where you can freely trek across private land, and learn the rights and responsibilities that this entails....
After her career as a top mountain bike racer, Manon Carpenter became involved in climate activism. Since then, this has evolved into a vision of a completely reframed sport....
How can event organizers bring larger numbers of people outdoors, but with smaller ecological footprints?...
While many focus on shaving off a gram of CO2 here and adding a circular design feature there, EOG's Katy Stevens wonders if we shouldn't instead tackle the industry's overproduction of products - where as much as 40% goes to...
How can outdoor companies navigate and steer in the right directions? And not get swamped in the daily operations? In this interview, Suston Editor-in-chief Gabriel Arthur discusses activism, goals and impact with Gina Lovett from Patagonia....
Find out what the Planetary Boundaries framework means for sustainability in the outdoor industry....
