Chloe Johnson is an Environmental Reporter at the Minnesota Star Tribune. With a strong background in covering the environmental impact of mining and sustainability, she brings her expertise from previous roles, including a finalist for the Pulitzer Prize at the Charleston Post and Courier. Johnson's work has been featured in numerous publications, including BioRxiv, Inside Climate News, and Yahoo News, highlighting her commitment to environmental journalism.
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Chloe Johnson's coverage predominantly focuses on local environmental issues, government announcements, and scientific findings related to Minnesota and Minneapolis. She has a keen interest in topics such as environmental concerns, pollution, mining, and health-related matters.
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By: Chloe Johnson
For a decade, presidential administrations have traded the prospect of a copper-nickel mine on the doorstep of the Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness like a hot potato: One administration blocks it, the next finds a way to resurrect it.
By: Chloe Johnson
The open-pit hardrock mine near Babbitt lacks three key permits and is asking for a new wetland destruction permit from the Army Corps of Engineers.
NewRange’s redesigned copper-nickel mine could drain or fill 1,145 acres of wetlands as the company seeks a new federal permit for the long-stalled project.
By: Chloe Johnson
For two years, the company proposing a massive copper-nickel pit mine near Babbitt has been working on major changes to reduce the mine's environmental impact and save key state and federal permits.
By: Chloe Johnson
You think your twenties are going to follow the shape of New Girl or Sex and the City. You forget most of these characters are in their thirties because that doesn't fit the narrative, and your twenties are all about the narrative. You're expecting an eclectic gut-punch of a decade, but there's probably still a worrying amount of quiet. Give yourself a little more time because, well, 2020 happened, and more worldly events seem to keep happening on top of it. Until you realise the quiet moments
By: Chloe Johnson
Jack Jaime (student), Jochebed Nyong’a (success coach), Marcelino De Leon (student), and Gian Walker (student) celebrate the first anniversary of the Navigate program.
By: Chloe Johnson
Activists say vulnerable communities need a stronger voice, while businesses say uncertainty caused by the rule could discourage investment in Minnesota’s major cities.
The MPCA’s cumulative impacts rule would add protections for pollution-burdened communities in the Twin Cities, Duluth and Rochester. It is drawing concerns from environmental justice activists and businesses.
The Afton native finished with a time fast enough to land in the top 10 times ever notched by female competitors
The Afton native finished with a time fast enough to land in the top 10 times ever notched by female competitors
