Standing at the top of a mountain is uplifting. Positioned up high, close to the clouds, with the valley appearing tiny and far, far below.
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Weinberger, a collector of found stories, has written an essay about winds and mountains.
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How did Mount Everest form, why do mountains grow and where would humankind be without them? An interview with the geologist Gillian Foulger.
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This house was built in the 1960s at the foot of the Chugach Mountains outside Anchorage, off the south coast of Alaska. At that time there were only two or three other houses in the area and they were only connected to the city by a dirt road.
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How coal mining is beheading the Appalachian Mountains and devastating a region.
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The impact of melting ice on the earth’s water supplies.
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