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July 20, 2021 | By Rebecca Parsons Share now: Support us! GearJunkie may earn a small commission from affiliate links in this article. Learn more. Home » Outdoor » The Best Reef-Safe Sunscreens for Summer Traditional sunscreen isn’t all it’s chalked up to be. Sure, it’ll protect you from the sun’s harmful rays but it’s also laden with chemicals that are not only harmful to the oceans and reefs but are also toxic to your body. Oxybenzone and octocrylene are active ingredients in most traditional sunscreens. Not only can they contribute to coral bleaching, but they can even affect...

SITE: The Brewery Fields seen from Quayside in Bridgwater. Pic: Google Maps MORE money will be provided to improve a Somerset green space after councillors voted to increase the project’s budget by 50 per cent. Sedgemoor District Council is pushing forward with its Northgate regeneration scheme, delivering a new cinema, bowling alley, gym and restaurants in Bridgwater town centre by late-2022. As part of the regeneration scheme, the Brewery Field green space near the site will be revamped with new play equipment and better access for cyclists and pedestrians. The council has now agr...

Gear We Love: Our Favorite Gear This Month At GearJunkie, we test, use, and come to rely on all manner of gear — for every season and all conditions. Take a peek at the products we love this month! Support us! GearJunkie may earn a small commission from affiliate links in this article. Learn more. Favorite Gear We Tested in July Tested by: M.T. Elliott, Contributing Editor This pack stood out to me during a couple of trail rides in Cuyuna, Minnesota, where I was unacclimated to the humidity and went through water fast. The Hip Pack is insulated to keep 1.5 L of water chilled for 3 hours.

  VANCOUVER -- An Indigenous leader accused British Columbia's government Saturday of ignoring the needs of community members in Lytton while a wildfire levelled their village earlier in the week. The accusations came as the BC Coroners Service said it was finally safe to enter the community to investigate reports that two people were killed in the blaze, which destroyed businesses and homes as it cascaded through the village days earlier. The head of the Nlaka'pamux Nation Tribal Council, of which the Lytton First Nation is a member, said that as the fire tore through the area, the coun...

The 170 new starts come on the heels of a record-setting heatwave at the end of June and a thunderstorm in the region on July 1. Kamloops Fire Centre (KFC) manager Kaitlin Baskerville said the heatwave accelerated the drying out of vegetation in most of the province by three weeks and many fires have experienced extreme growth as a result. “We are currently seeing conditions that more closely resemble what we would see mid-August and we’re seeing it at the end of June and beginning of July with the temperatures we’ve seen and the lack of precipitation over the last two months,” Bas...