Participation in extreme sports has surged since COVID-19, with 490 million people estimated to be taking part globally. This may have been fuelled by a desire to break free from lockdown-induced ...

An upcoming sky-dive has our resident statistician contemplating whether risky pursuits are a good idea. I have a confession to make: I am feeling a little nervous. I am making a TV programme for ...

While extreme sports are different than risky play — the former tends to be organized while the latter is self-directed — both have health benefits for kids. Article content ...

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Travel industry experts say Europe has dealt with bouts of extreme weather in the past, but the types of challenges it has faced this summer have the potential to shift where and when people travel.

For Zamorano, the issue is compounded in sports because they can become so wrapped up in people’s identities. Sports teams can often serve as a symbol of nationalism, or civic pride. The combination ...

To do so, we need to invest in strategies that account for the unique ways in which a community experiences wildfire smoke and extreme heat as well as their specific needs and susceptibilities.

If they can keep the film to a tight 90 minutes, maybe cram in a throwaway plot where a local extreme sports hero has to defeat an evil snowboarding coalition to save a community center, I'm on board.

Female drivers rise to the challenge of racing alongside male World Champions in Extreme E; Veloces Molly Taylor and Kevin Hansen showcase importance of respect to produce on-track success ...

Participation in extreme sports has surged since COVID-19, with 490 million people estimated to be taking part globally. This may have been fuelled by a desire to break free from lockdown-induced ...

Out of the 20,000 mountaineers climbing above 26,000 feet (8,000 metres) in the Himalayas between 1990 and 2006, an estimated 238 people died, a rate of around 12,000 micromorts per climb (See my ...

Participation in extreme sports has surged since COVID-19, with 490 million people estimated to be taking part globally. This may have been fueled by a desire to break free from lockdown-induced ...