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How Are Water Managers Adapting to a Smaller Sierra Snowpack?
Warming winters are reshaping runoff. With less snow to rely on, water managers are navigating a future defined by rain, risk, and uncertainty.
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How Are Water Managers Adapting to a Smaller Sierra Snowpack?
Warming winters are reshaping runoff. With less snow to rely on, water managers are navigating a future defined by rain, risk, and uncertainty.
Tracking Food and Gas Prices in the Trump Era (Updated for January)
President Donald Trump campaigned on the promise of lowering grocery prices for everyday Americans. We’re tracking how that’s going.
“A Conflicting Feeling:” A Local Venezuelan’s Perspective on the U.S. Capture of Nicolás Maduro
What does the seizing of the Venezuelan leader mean to the millions who have fled the country? We ask one.
It Could’ve Been Me
The tragedy in the backcountry outside of Truckee is a reminder to not judge too quickly and reach out to those close to you
As ICE agents flood Minnesota, local reporters say national news misses the mark
Recent New York Times reporting on a Minnesota scandal may have cast unwelcome attention to the state’s Somali community, but it isn’t the first time national journalists haven’t captured the full scope of Minnesota’s local stories.
Hard Work, Low Pay, High Risk: Who Wants a Job in Forestry?
How local efforts are helping to better opportunities in forestry for people and the profession.
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