Chris Clements

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83 appearances 16 recordings 1 series first heard Oct 2025 last heard 8 Sep

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Tim Peterson with the conservation nonprofit Grand Canyon Trust says the tribal nations that consider the monuments culturally significant weren't consulted.
A survey of Utah residents commissioned by the trust in 2024 shows support for keeping both monuments at the size Biden determined.
For NPR News, I'm Chris Clements in Flagstaff.
The pocket fire nearly doubled in size this weekend, driven by high winds, low humidity, and challenging terrain.
It's tearing through Red Rock country north of Sedona and getting closer to communities like Kachina Village, where Cheyenne Grabiak lives.
He says this wildfire seems worse than past fires in the area.
It feels a little scarier just because the wind we've had the last few days and just how dry it's been.
Fire managers say the pocket fire could get closer to Flagstaff as high winds continue.
For NPR News, I'm Chris Clements in Flagstaff.
The pocket fire nearly doubled in size this weekend, driven by high winds, low humidity and challenging terrain.
It's tearing through Red Rock country north of Sedona and getting closer to communities like Kachina Village, where Cheyenne Grabiak lives.
He says this wildfire seems worse than past fires in the area.
It feels a little scarier just because the wind we've had the last few days and just how dry it's been.
Fire managers say the pocket fire could get closer to Flagstaff as high winds continue.
For NPR News, I'm Chris Clements in Flagstaff.
Wait, this is true?
The U.S.
Government Accountability Office found coal miners can wait for years while seeking benefits.
That's true for Alex Osif, who is Navajo, Hopi, and Pima, and a former coal miner who worked on the Navajo Nation.
He says the coal companies that are on the hook for paying miners benefits can slow the process down by not providing employment histories.
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