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Chloe Bennett

Chloe Bennett is a climate change reporter based in Lake Placid, NY. Originally from North Texas, Chloe has always been drawn to the natural world. In 2022, she graduated from the Craig Newmark Graduate School of Journalism at CUNY where she focused on environmental reporting and audio production. She grew a deep appreciation for the Adirondack Park while interning for the Explorer in the summer of 2022.

All Stories by Chloe Bennett

Joseph Henderson stands in a street lined with trees.

Paul Smith’s College professor digs into evolving ways climate change is taught

By Chloe Bennett

Paul Smith's College professor digs into evolving ways climate change is taught, and the missed opportunities

A small a-frame sign with a shingled roof shows details of a town board meeting outside of Long Lake Town Hall.

Long Lake powers up, passing laws to oversee battery storage

By Chloe Bennett

Long Lake town board adopts laws related to installation of Raquette Lake microgrid battery storage facility 

Teen creates nature activity book to teach kids about Adirondack flora, fauna

By Chloe Bennett

A Saranac Lake teen created an activity book to teach other kids about the flora and fauna of the Adirondacks

snapping turtle

Make way for turtles

By Chloe Bennett

Statewide, turtle populations are declining

A band plays music with a fiddle and other instruments on stage at the VIC.

When serious science is Late Night fun

By Chloe Bennett

Student-run climate game show "Late Night for the Planet" combines fun, games and some overall levity

A chart shows a 24% reduction in carbon emissions since 2017.

Saranac Lake government curbs emissions by 24%

By Chloe Bennett

24% decline in emissions indicate progress in the state’s Climate Smart program

Erin Griffin stands outside of Nori's in Saranac Lake.

Building a home for energy efficiency and renewables

By Chloe Bennett

Newly formed North Country Clean Energy Hub aims to connect homeowners, communities to energy efficiency, renewable energy programs and incentives

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What’s the deal with gas appliances?

By Chloe Bennett

Gov. Kathy Hochul wants to phase out fossil fuel hookups in newly constructed buildings, triggering heated debates about the use of gas-powered appliances

black caucus john brown farm visit

Exploring climate and justice from Brooklyn to the Adirondacks’ Timbuctoo

By Chloe Bennett

Students to travel to Adirondacks this summer as part of inaugural climate and science institute

Long Lake Town Historian Hallie Bond stands in green grass with mountains behind her.

How will climate change alter history?

By Chloe Bennett

An Adirondack historian is researching how climate change will affect culture and history for a statewide climate assessment 

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