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Kendra Chamberlain’s Journalist Portfolio

Guv quietly looks to expand export markets for natural gas

Guv quietly looks to expand export markets for natural gas

In July 2020, Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham signed onto a letter of support for a natural gas export facility b…

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Political 'retribution': The DOI rejected 100% of New Mexico's proposed LWCF projects

Political 'retribution': The DOI rejected 100% of New Mexico's proposed LWCF projects

After cheering the passage of the Great American Outdoors Act, which secured permanent funding for the Land a…

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'This has got to stop': Indigenous activists decry lingering contamination decades after the last...

'This has got to stop': Indigenous activists decry lingering contamination decades after the last...

Thursday night, a group of Indigenous community leaders gave presentations about the legacy of uranium mining…

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Armed with new research, ranchers rethink depredation

Armed with new research, ranchers rethink depredation

Rangeland management of the 20th century was dominated by killing anything and everything that threatened liv…

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'Dereliction of duty': 1.6 million gallons of produced water spilled so far in 2020

'Dereliction of duty': 1.6 million gallons of produced water spilled so far in 2020

Penny Aucoin's chickens are all dead. A produced water pipe located across the street from her Carlsbad-area …

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A river runs dry: Climate change offers opportunity to rethink water management on the Rio Grande

A river runs dry: Climate change offers opportunity to rethink water management on the Rio Grande

Albuquerque residents coping with the COVID-19 pandemic have flocked to the Rio Grande this spring and summer…

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UW study Ditching Roadless Rule would degrade drinking water

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By Kendra Chamberlain Verified
| Connellsville Daily Courier Verified
Last year, the U.S. Department of Agriculture gave the public just 21 days to weigh in on Agriculture Secretary Brooke Rollins’ proposal to rescind the Forest Service’s Roadless Rule, a federal regulation that prohibits road construction, reconstruction and timber harvests on nearly 60 million acres of national forests and grasslands. The proposed rescission of the rule has proven wildly unpopular. kAmp44@C5:?8 E@ E96 s6?G6C\32D65 r6?E6C 7@C (6DE6C? !C:@C:E:6D[ >@C6 E92?
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UW study: Ditching Roadless Rule would degrade drinking water

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By Kendra Chamberlain Verified
| Columbia Insight
Water world: Idaho’s 130,500-acre Borah Peak Roadless Area contains seven of the state’s nine summits that exceed 12,000 feet elevation. And lots of water. Photo: Jason D.B. Kauffman By Kendra Chamberlain. August 11, 2026.
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As fires rage, tone-deaf timber group blames environmentalists for blaze

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By Kendra Chamberlain Verified
| Columbia Insight
Poor vision: With the Mount Hood National Forest burning, a timber lobby complains that it wasn’t allowed to log the forest first. Photo: USFS By Kendra Chamberlain. August 4, 2026. As communities and wildlands burn across the Pacific Northwest in one of the worst fire events in recent memory, the Portland-based American Forest Resources Council timber lobby has seized the opportunity to score political points with … your guess is as good as ours.
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