Halito from High Country News: Week of April 15, 2022 @highcountrynews
Halito from High Country News: Week of April 15, 2022  @highcountrynews
Uploaded April 2022 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
Watch this week’s Halito from High Country News. Brian Oaster rounds up some of our news stories from this past week. Oaster is a staff writer and a member of the Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma. “Halito” is the Choctaw greeting for hello.

Cows, coal and climate change: A Q&A with the director of the Bureau of Land Management
By Kylie Mohr
hcn.org/issues/54.5/north-bureau-of-land-management-cows-coal-and-climate-change-a-q-a-with-the-new-blm-director

Powell’s looming power problem
By Jonathan Thompson
hcn.org/articles/south-water-powells-looming-power-problem

Dixie Valley Toad gets rare emergency protection
By Theo Whitcomb
hcn.org/articles/latest-endangered-species-dixie-valley-toad-gets-rare-emergency-protection

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