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    The Scientist Calming Us Down During Volcanic Eruptions

    If a high-profile volcano (think: Hawaii’s Kilauea) shows signs of instability, it’s Michael Poland’s job to reassure us that everything is going to be okay Name: Michael Poland Job: Scientist-in-Charge, Yellowstone Volcano ObservatoryHome Base: Vancouver, WashingtonAge: 42Education: Bachelor of Science in…

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    I'm a Woman and I Want to Be an Eagle Scout

    > I am a 17-year-old woman from New York who has been lobbying to join the Boy Scouts of America for seven years. I have been told that my efforts are partly responsible for the most historic changes in the organization's 108-year history—to allow girls…

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    So You Charge Harder Than Your Partner

    What to do when you start dating someone who isn’t ready to join you on dawn patrol? Welcome to Tough Love. Every other week, we’re answering your questions about dating, breakups, and everything in between. Our advice giver is Blair…

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    Save 20 Percent On the MSR Windburner Skillet

    > When you buy something using the retail links in our stories, we earn an affiliate commission that helps pay for our work. Read more about Outside’s affiliate policy. The MSR Windburner stove system is one of our favorites thanks to its…

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    6 Fun Things to Do in Vermont

    The Green Mountain State announced a $10,000 grant to cover moving expenses for new remote-working residents. Time to pack your bags. As part of an effort to get more people to relocate to Vermont, Governor Phil Scott recently signed a…

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    Patagonia Endorses Tester and Rosen

    > Last year, the founder of Patagonia, Yvon Chouinard, called the outdoor industry a bunch of “weenies,” scared of “their own shadow.” “They’re not stepping up,” he complained to Outside contributing editor Abe Streep of their hesitancy to take on environmental…