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Update: Following a Wave of Protests, China Postpones Lifting the Ban on the Use of Tiger and Rhino Parts

Update: Following a Wave of Protests, China Postpones Lifting the Ban on the Use of Tiger and Rhino Parts

The use of rhino horn and tiger bone for medicinal uses was to be permitted again, which would have had a large impact on tiger and rhino endangerment.

Wildlife Corridors: Why is their Maintenance so Important for India's Tigers?

Wildlife Corridors: Why is their Maintenance so Important for India's Tigers?

Four hundred planned construction projects raises important questions about the definition and function of wildlife corridors.

The 2018 midterms: Colorado Voting Blue, Thinking Green

The 2018 midterms: Colorado Voting Blue, Thinking Green

News From Boulder: Climate-conscious Jared Polis won the contest for governor, Democrats took control of the state Senate and then swept the highest state offices, but what does the “blue wave” mean for the environment?

FAT, BOOBS, F-OUT: Montana Ski Area Body Shames into Buying Season Passes.

FAT, BOOBS, F-OUT: Montana Ski Area Body Shames into Buying Season Passes.

Montana Snowbowl and their ad agency, Spiker Communications, are hearing cries of disapproval over a recent advertisement referring to body fat only being acceptable in the form of boobs.

Winter Warfare in the Colorado Rockies

Winter Warfare in the Colorado Rockies

In the high-stakes tug-of-war between mega-conglomerates Alterra Mountain Company and Vail Resorts, independently-owned ski areas face a tough choice: partner with the big dogs or get creative to stay relevant.

Reaction: The European Single Use Plastic Ban

Reaction: The European Single Use Plastic Ban

How big is the problem, and will this new legislation be as effective as we hope? We asked both those who know the oceans and those big corporations that produce the plastic.

Update: Nine Climbers Die at Gurja Base Camp. What Really Happened? The Experts' Opinion

Update: Nine Climbers Die at Gurja Base Camp. What Really Happened? The Experts' Opinion

Many media outlets from around the world have offered explanations. But there has been confusion, and a serious lack of understanding on what happened to the nine climbers on Friday morning.