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Tell us how pro-Trump insurrections are affecting you

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By Anna V. Smith Verified, Wilfred Herrera, Jonathan Thompson
| High Country News Verified
How have you and your local community been impacted by pro-Trump extremists? High Country News Jan. 6, 2021 Like Tweet Email Print Subscribe Donate Now A pro-Trump mob breached the U.S. Capitol building in Washington, D.C., on Jan. 6, and similar scenes are playing out across the West. High Country News wants to hear from readers. How have the events in D.C. played out in your own community? What are you seeing? What do you think will happen next?
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The only fit for far-flung, small communities

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By Anna V. Smith Verified, Wilfred Herrera, Jonathan Thompson, Marc Andelman
| High Country News Verified
Marc Andelman Jan. 1, 2021 From the print edition Like Tweet Email Print Subscribe Donate Now Good article on rural water problems. The agencies involved, and anyone who does R&D in water, are myopically focused on central grid/pipeline systems — the bread and butter of the engineering firms/banks that finance municipal bonds, and the municipalities that charge for your water bill. Obviously, a point of use or distributed solution is the only fit for far-flung, small communities.
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Reflecting on HCN in the 1990s

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By Anna V. Smith Verified, Wilfred Herrera, Jonathan Thompson
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Monuments, growth and the Marstons marked this era of the magazine. High Country News Jan. 1, 2021 From the print edition Like Tweet Email Print Subscribe Donate Now BEYOND THE LORDS OF YESTERDAYWhen President Bill Clinton took office in January of 1992, the West’s “Big Three” industries of logging, ranching and mining — dubbed the “Lords of Yesterday” by historian Charles Wilkinson — were already in decline. A new service economy based on the region’s spectacular scenery began to take hold.
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