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Meet the West’s new environmental reporters

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By Greg Hanscom Verified
| High Country News Verified
Since the 1970s, more than 230 young people have come through HCN’s intern and fellowship programs, going on to use the skills and knowledge they gained here to make important contributions to the West and the wider world. Dozens have built successful careers in journalism, working as reporters, editors and photographers for The Washington Post, National Geographic, The Salt Lake Tribune, The Oregonian and a multitude of smaller local outlets.
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The climbers of HCN

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By Greg Hanscom Verified
| High Country News Verified
Mia Axon and Benjamin Rueck traveled very different paths on their way to becoming world-class rock climbers. Mia was captain of the gymnastics team at the University of Michigan and a conservatory-trained harpist — ideal for developing a strong body, strong fingers and a gift for memorizing complex sequences of movements. “I’m a kinetic learner,” she told me recently. Benjamin Rueck climbing in Penitente Canyon, located in Colorado’s San Luis Valley.
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What happens when we die?

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By Greg Hanscom Verified
| High Country News Verified
A recent gathering in Seattle drew a colorful flock of High Country News readers. Longtime subscriber Edith Forbes read from her new novel, The Lawnmower Lady, which opens with the death, in a New England pig shed, of Fay Kirkwood.
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