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Kate Schimel

Kate Schimel

News & Investigations Editor at High Country News Magazine

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  • English
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  • General Assignment News
  • Investigative Reporting

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President Biden to apologize for federal Indian boarding schools

A federal report had called for a reckoning for a century and half of removing Native children from their families. The U.S. government hopes to assuage cynicism and begin a new chapter of healing for Native people.
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What to read next about Latinos in the 2024 election

Five stories we think you should make time for.
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Latest: New air quality regulation for oil and gas operators - High...

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Mass shootings in Western states, by the numbers

In October, a man opened fire at Umpqua Community College in Oregon, leaving 10 dead.
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Short-lived or shallow, it’s still water

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Short-lived or shallow, it's still water (What is a waterway?) — Hi...

Notes on what is fluid and flowing, even if ephemeral.
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San Carlos Apache call for international intervention over copper m...

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Fossil-fuel sabotage comes to Hollywood

The director of ‘How to Blow Up a Pipeline’ discusses the value of popular media for environmental ends and whether destroying pipelines is an act of self-defense.
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What the heck is the Sonoran Avalanche Center?

A sardonic social media account gains popularity from taking down sacred ski idols and imagining a future without snow.
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What comes after the fire? - High Country News

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What comes after the fire? (After the fire) — High Country News ......

Friction from the past intensifies in environmentally stressed regions.
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The place that coal built and fire burned - High Country News

Extractive industry laid the infrastructure for the suburban sprawl that fueled Colorado’s destructive Marshall Fire.
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The place that coal built and fire burned

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The lessons on storytelling that William Kittredge taught

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Get to know the Green New Deal, by the numbers - High Country News

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Ryan Zinke to step down as Interior secretary

Zinke shrunk national monuments, rolled back sage grouse protections and ramped up drilling.
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The lone punk rocker of Paonia

A musician finds a home among a small town’s orchards and fields.
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Examining the disparity of urban and rural growth

A new project taps into how rural Montana is grappling with its uncertain future.
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After its dams came down, a river is reborn

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The Yaak Valley’s ‘Dirty Shame’

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How the Keep it in the Ground movement came to be

A look back at a decade of coverage of anti-fossil fuel protests.