Nearly every piece of plastic ever made is still on the planet. We use recycled nylon in our products to reduce CO2 emissions compared to the production of virgin plastics.

Four dams on the lower Snake River have trampled Indigenous rights, decimated wild salmon populations and spewed methane into the atmosphere. Removing them will restore tribal rights, build climate resiliency and save species from extinction.

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Wild places connect us, bring us joy and deserve to be defended. For Icelandic people, their country is defined by its untouched landscapes. Yet, industrial fish farms are threatening the future of this pristine wilderness.

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The stuff dreams are made of.

Snowboarder: Nicholas Wolken

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Iceland is home to roughly 40% of the remaining wilderness in Europe, but a rapidly growing salmon-farming industry threatens its future.

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Photos: Arthur Neumeier

Hemp’s deep center taproot helps replenish vital nutrients in the soil and prevent erosion. It requires little to no irrigation, uses less fertilizer than other crops and does not require synthetic fertilizer.

Join over 30 Tribal Nations & communities in MI & WI to ask President Biden to #ShutDownLine5

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