Stacy Bare

Iraq War veteran

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Iraqi War Veteran and Director of Sierra Club's Mission Outdoors Program

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As the leader of the Sierra Club’s Mission Outdoors program, I’m often asked if there are more outdoor recreation deaths today than there were in the past—or if it only…

Don’t fear the great outdoors, enjoy it!

As the leader of the Sierra Club’s Mission Outdoors program, I’m often asked if there are more outdoor recreation deaths today than there were in the past—or if it only…

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In 2003, Saddam Hussein was said to have "weapons of mass destruction." There were hints he was tied to September 11. Eighty percent of Americans supported the US invasion.

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