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“Since he’s never said anything explicitly romantic, wouldn’t it be presumptuous to tell him I’m not interested?”
Outside’s ethics guru weighs in on taxation without representation
What’s a traveler’s responsibility when a once quiet destination gentrifies?
More people outside has meant more rules for all of us—including what to do with our excrement
Outside’s ethics guru weighs in on the Great Outdoors Music Debate
Outside’s ethics guru ponders what exactly is up for grabs on public lands
Buying a house just so you can rent it out on Airbnb is lame. And predatory.
Outside’s ethics guru on how to be both a responsible pet owner and an environmental steward
Outside’s ethics guru weighs in on what to do if you trigger an avalanche in the backcountry
Outside’s ethics guru on why it’s not the nudity that’s offensive
Our guru weighs in on the ethics of defacing a man-made blight
There’s a right and a wrong way to live in the desert, says Outside’s ethics guru
Our ethics columnist weighs in on balancing conservation and enjoyment
Our ethics columnist on the right and wrong way to share the trail this summer
Dispersed camping is getting less dispersed. Our ethics columnist weighs in on whether you need to share.
Outside’s ethics guru on who public lands are for
Outside’s ethics guru on whether we should prioritize uphill or downhill traffic in the backcountry