Wyatt Myskow
Mountain West Correspondent at Inside Climate News
covering public land debacles, water shenanigans and other climate-related tomfoolery @insideclimate | previously @chronicle, @azcentral and @statepress| he/him
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6 days ago |
insideclimatenews.org | Wyatt Myskow |Yana Kunichoff
This story is co-published with Arizona Luminaria, a nonprofit newsroom dedicated to community-centered reporting. MAMMOTH, Ariz.—When Hector Denogean Sr. got his first paycheck from his new job at the Christmas copper mine in 1979, he felt like the richest 18-year-old this side of the Galiuro Mountains. His first purchase was a set of vinyl records; six months later, he bought a jeep with a cassette player. “No more 8-tracks for me,” said Denogean, laughing, as he recalled his start in mining.
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6 days ago |
azluminaria.org | Yana Kunichoff |Wyatt Myskow
This story is published in partnership with Inside Climate News, a nonprofit, independent news organization that covers climate, energy and the environment. Sign up for the ICN newsletter here. Mammoth — When Hector Denogean Sr. got his first paycheck from his new job at the Christmas copper mine in 1979, he felt like the richest 18-year-old this side of the Galiuro Mountains. His first purchase was a set of vinyl records; six months later, he bought a jeep with a cassette player.
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ecotopical.com | Wyatt Myskow |Yana Kunichoff
Welcome to EcoTopical Your daily eco-friendly green news aggregator. Leaf through planet Earths environmental headlines in one convenient place. Read, share and discover the latest on ecology, science and green living from the web's most popular sites.
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1 week ago |
motherjones.com | Kiley Bense |Wyatt Myskow
This story was originally published by Inside Climate News and is reproduced here as part of the Climate Desk collaboration. One hundred days into the second Trump administration, many environmentalists’ worst fears about the new presidency have been realized—and surpassed. Facing a spate of orders, pronouncements and actions that target America’s most cherished natural resources and most vulnerable communities, advocates fear the Trump agenda, unchecked, will set the country back decades.
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2 weeks ago |
insideclimatenews.org | Kiley Bense |Bob Berwyn |Dennis Pillion |Georgina Gustin |Jake Bolster |Marianne Lavelle | +1 more
One hundred days into the second Trump administration, many environmentalists’ worst fears about the new presidency have been realized—and surpassed. Facing a spate of orders, pronouncements and actions that target America’s most cherished natural resources and most vulnerable communities, advocates fear the Trump agenda, unchecked, will set the country back decades.
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As a source with the BLM once told me, this project would kill the local aquifer, where wells have already run dry in recent years. Locals, too, have expressed concern over it. https://t.co/7HdjgnkDpK
#NextEra, would-be Eagle Mountain developer, agrees to pay Riverside County $77M. It's not clear who would benefit. https://t.co/26FXv5WB0t via @mydesert
