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Natural Anthem
For their new book All We Can Save, climate experts Ayana Elizabeth Johnson and Katharine K. Wilkinson gathered a chorus of 60 courageous wo...
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Melting Point
We have lost approximately 400 billion tons of glacial ice per year since 1994—a loss so voluminous and profound that it can be difficult to...
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Thin Ice
With critical ice loss causing rippling effects on its rich biodiversity, Antarctica is indisputably at the frontline of climate change. Two...
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A Glacial Pace
No one knows fast like Maggie Rogers, whose music career came on like an avalanche, having gone from college graduation to playing sold-out ...
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Turning Tides
Fashion is awash with harsh truths: floods of environmental impacts, an insatiable thirst for newness at odds with calls to produce less but...
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Living Legacy
Black cowboys and cowgirls have been largely written out of American history—and yet, they have blazed a trail rich in stories of strength a...
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Cliffside Formations
Where the land meets the sea, geology reveals itself as a convergent continuum of earth and air, water and wind, space and time. The seaside...
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The Ties That Bind
Western scientists are still catching up to the knowledge possessed and passed down by Indigenous peoples. With our world hanging on by a th...
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A Wave of Change
A Wave of Change: Xiuhtezcatl and Nick Tilsen
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A Wave of Change: Kevin J. Patel and Dr. Vandana Shiva
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A Wave of Change: Wanjiku Gatheru and Peggy Shepard
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A Wave of Change: Jamie Margolin and Jane Goodall
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On The Verge
A tipping point is a delicate state in which a seemingly minor change to a natural system can lead to a sudden and massive change in its fat...
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A Mother’s Love
As the founder and executive director of GLITS—that’s Gays and Lesbians Living in a Transgender Society—Ceyenne Doroshow is here to bring su...
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Hello
Whether you see them as cosmic coincidences or the unfolding of fate, a chain reaction of unlikely events led to you being here. Author Sash...
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Fine Lines
Through panoramas and reflections on opposing natural landscapes, photographer Théo de Gueltzl and Ralph Cox trace horizons from the Swiss A...
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I, Xingu, Am Dying
Eliane Brum writes from the perspective of the Xingu River, in Brazil, which faces imminent death as hydroelectric power plants and dams thr...
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Unwinding Time
During lockdown, photographer Vava Ribeiro set foot throughout a Hawaii temporarily void of human life but rich with natural landscapes to c...
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Toxic Waters
The pervasive poisoning of our world’s waters not only draws parallels to the toxicity of systemic racism; both further one another. An ocea...
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Into The Well
Photographer Bharat Sikka reflects on the journey of water in India—its sounds, its smells, its colors, its pace—and how our lives revolve a...
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Going Viral
Virality just might be the word of 2020, speaking not only to the global pandemic but also to the transmogrification of social media into a ...
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Nocturnal Evolution
Like most during the pandemic, photographer Alexandra Leese saw the impact humanity's collective isolation had on the natural world—as a mom...
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Safe Passage
Over the last six years, more than 15,000 refugees have perished while traversing the Mediterranean Sea, seeking safety on foreign shores. S...
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As The Water Flows
Reclaiming ancestral knowledge has allowed photographer Evan Benally Atwood to explore their gender beyond colonization. For our latest issu...
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Humus to Human
Humanity has had an inarguable impact on the earth beneath our feet—and yet even the name of our species derives from the same word as soil.
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Crowning Glory
For our latest issue, photographer Daniel Shea captured Alaska's treasured Tongass during lockdown—now, the site of one of the biggest publi...
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The American Monument
Photographer Jeremy Everett captures America's abandoned marble quarries—defective monuments once used for monoliths and headstones that now...
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Nature’s Blueprint
Via cyanotype printing, art director and photographer Namsa Leuba turns nature inside out—a digital dissection of matter and human thought v...
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