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  • Dear friends

    Visitors from Colorado, California and England; HCN founder Tom Bell fondly remembers Anne Turner, the first intern; corrections.

  • Dear friends

    Visitors; Paolo Bacigalupi’s book of sci-fi stories, Pump Six and Other Stories, is published; photographer and wilderness advocate Ernie Day dies; corrections.

  • Our survival depends on fighting climate change

    Our survival depends on fighting climate change

    Stopping global climate change requires an effort that’s the moral equivalent of war.

  • Our founder, the man and the myth

    Our founder, the man and the myth

    Tom Bell still inspires a young Westerner.

  • A Hell of an Anniversary

    A Hell of an Anniversary

    High Country News' founder, Tom Bell, marks our 40th anniversary with a grim prediction: The West -- and the world -- are doomed.

  • Love wilderness? Thank a veteran

    Love wilderness? Thank a veteran

    Some of the environmental movement’s greatest heroes were also heroes of World War II.

  • Holiday break

    Holiday break

    High Country News skips an issue; visitors; HCN founder Tom Bell is honored; correction.

  • HCN's secret past

    High Country News reveals its odd historical connection with the West’s uranium obsession of the 1950s

  • Dear friends

    HCN board meeting in Missoula, Mont.; visitors; correction

  • Dear Friends

    HCN meets a lot of old friends at the Headwaters Conference; notes and corrections

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