Jessica Kutz
The Guardian
Telluride, CO, United States
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In Arizona, legal confusion halts abortion services at Planned Parenthoods
Arizona’s largest abortion provider feels it’s too dangerous to continue with procedures after the supreme court decision, with state laws unclear → Read More
How to cool one of the fastest-warming cities in the West
In Phoenix, a new heat office hopes to prevent more people from dying of extreme heat. → Read More
How to cool one of the fastest-warming cities in the West — High Country News – Know the West
In Phoenix, a new heat office hopes to prevent more people from dying of extreme heat. → Read More
EPA announces $630 million plan to stem cross-border sewage flows — High Country News – Know the West
Once approved, these infrastructure projects will treat contaminated water before it’s released into the ocean. → Read More
What unions at green groups hope to gain (Growing pains) — High Country News – Know the West
‘We have to stand up against the exploitation of us.’ → Read More
Visualizing the aquifers that straddle the U.S.-Mexico border — High Country News – Know the West
For the first time, scientists have mapped out the groundwater the two countries share. → Read More
Afghan refugees find a home in the West — High Country News – Know the West
A resettlement agency in Twin Falls, Idaho, prepares for newcomers. → Read More
Could collective ownership of housing and land help solve the housing crisis? — High Country News – Know the West
Communities are turning to land trusts and real estate cooperatives as possible solutions. → Read More
9 numbers that explain the BLM’s headquarters boomerang back to D.C. — High Country News – Know the West
A look at what happened to the reorganization of the agency under the Trump administration. → Read More
How Texas’ restrictive abortion law puts pressure on clinics in Western states — High Country News – Know the West
Patients are turning to places like New Mexico and Colorado for care. → Read More
How Texas’ new law restricting abortion puts pressure on Western states — High Country News – Know the West
Patients are turning to places like New Mexico and Colorado for care. → Read More
A monsoon summer in the Southwest — High Country News – Know the West
How residents across the region are engaging with the yearly weather phenomenon. → Read More
11 numbers that explain Washington’s ‘murder hornet’ problem — High Country News – Know the West
A nest found last week was home to approximately 1,500 hornets. → Read More
Tree DNA thwarts black market lumber (Tree DNA true crime) — High Country News – Know the West
How the genetic code of flora helped catch timber thieves. → Read More
The fight over a 5,000-year-old burial site in California — High Country News – Know the West
How a state law to expedite affordable housing erased a tribe’s right to consultation. → Read More
Could backyard cottages and casitas help prevent displacement in the West’s cities? — High Country News – Know the West
As the housing crisis worsens, advocates sound off on how to bring homes to the people. → Read More
Oil and gas behemoth ExxonMobil shaken by shareholders (Shareholder revolt) — High Country News – Know the West
Three new directors appointed to company’s board could steer a transition to renewables. → Read More
A hallucinogenic toad in peril — High Country News – Know the West
How a Sonoran Desert species got caught up in the commodification of spiritual awakening. → Read More
The essential — and dangerous — work prisoners do — High Country News – Know the West
Incarcerated people respond to pandemics, wildfires, avian flu outbreaks, mudslides and more. → Read More
Albuquerque’s ‘urban wildlife refuge’: much-needed green space or green gentrification?
An urban wildlife refuge is meant to alleviate generations of environmental racism that has beset the historic neighborhood of Mountain View. That’s assuming it can meet the community’s needs → Read More