POW Science Alliance member Neil Lareau, a professor of Atmospheric Science at the University of Nevada, Reno, who studies extreme fire behavior, noticed something unusual about this year’s Tour de France. As riders ascended the early stages, the sky appeared...
Photo by Eszter Horanyi Feeling like every outdoor adventure this summer turns into a sufferfest? You’re not imagining it. Heat waves are hitting harder, lasting longer, and reaching places that have never seen this kind of extreme.To understand what’s driving these...
The Outdoor State is educated, motivated, and engaged when it comes to trail maintenance, weather forecasting, public policy, and a host of other issues related to the environment. And yet we all could probably use a refresher course now and again, be it brushing up...
Defined by their immense size and slow, steady flow, glaciers hold stories of Earth’s past—and warnings for its future.2025 is the United Nations International Year of Glacier Preservation, a global call to understand and address the rapid loss of glaciers and its...
Photo by Steven Gnam cli·mate change noun a change in global or regional climate patterns, in particular, a change apparent from the mid to late 20th century onwards and attributed largely to the increased levels of atmospheric carbon dioxide (CO₂) produced by the use...
Photo by Creative Alliance member Jake Burchmore Every day, every hour, sometimes every minute, it feels like there is a new shocking headline rolling through our news feeds. A disruptive policy change or a statement so absurd it dominates social media for 48 hours....
