Spontaneously combusting toxic chemicals, corruption, litter spilling everywhere: Here’s a look at a burgeoning maritime problem–container ship spills.
The Narwhal
Edited by Mike De Souza
Stories Bill Donahue
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The Bike Wanderer
Iohan Gueorguiev made beautiful films about his adventures cycling all over the world. In the eyes of his 100,000 YouTube followers, he had a dream job. So why, then, did things so wrong for him?
Bicycling
Edited by Leah Flickinger
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The Fight for The Soul of Gunstock Mountain
Far right politicians seeks to take control of a beloved county owned ski area.
The Boston Globe Magazine
Edited by Francis Storrs
The Voyagers
How do you escape Joseph Stalin? In June 1945, Soviet naval mechanic Valeri Minakov slipped away from the coast of Siberia in a small, homemade walrus-skinned boat, intent on reaching Alaska. He suffered from paranoid schizophrenia. His six-year-old son, Oleg, was sitting in the bow.
The Atavist
Edited by Jonah Ogles
On The Bus
Is it possible to build a viable, user-friendly transit system work in rural America? Montpelier, Vermont is testing a new answer to has old challenge.
Bloomberg
Edited by Dimitra Kessinedes
Of No Fixed Address
A beloved group of killer whales, the J-pod was once reliably resident on the Salish Sea. Not anymore.
Maclean’s
Edited by Charlie Gillis
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The Never-Ending Ride
Snowboarding pioneer Jake Burton’s life story, as told by his closest associates.
The Red Bulletin
Edited by Nora O’Donnell
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The Sound of Too Much Noise
The Arctic narwhal is being threatened by a new enemy: the clamor of passing ships.
Maclean’s
Edited by Charlie Gillis
When A Saint Tells Lies
New research reveals that iconic long-distance hiker Earl Shaffer, long credited with the first through hike of the Appalachian Trail, wasn’t telling the truth about his walk. Is he still a hero?
Backpacker
Edited by Zoe Gates