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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.

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These battery modules, supplied by the battery company BYD, show a similar-sized project to the one proposed in the hamlet of Raquette Lake. The batteries look like a long trailer on concrete mounts.

Battery storage safety plan up for comment

By Chloe Bennett

Public comments on the draft recommendations are accepted until March 5

The Adirondack Rail Trail on a clear winter day.

Climate report hones in on impacts on recreation

By Chloe Bennett

The Adirondack Rail Trail held up for providing accessible recreation year-round

Participants of Paul Smith's College forestry program mill wood. Photo provided by Paul Smith's College

Paul Smith’s College lines up millions in grant funds

By Chloe Bennett

Some of the money would go toward an emerging research institute

students rallying against climate change

Climate 101

By Chloe Bennett

New law could shape how climate change is taught in New York schools 

Report: More 90-degree days ahead

By Chloe Bennett

First installment of state report points to more 90-degree days in the Adirondacks

A dig site in the snow with volunteers

Plans for Revolutionary War-era remains up for comment

By Chloe Bennett

Environmental agencies choose a preferred Lake George resting place 

Chestnuts grow on an American chestnut tree with a blue sky behind.

Chestnut restoration project hits snag

By Chloe Bennett

ESF researchers plan to continue despite loss of foundation support for genetically engineered strain

These battery modules, supplied by the battery company BYD, show a similar-sized project to the one proposed in the hamlet of Raquette Lake. The batteries look like a long trailer on concrete mounts.

2023 Explored: Energy in the Adirondacks

By Chloe Bennett

A battery energy storage system is on pause after backlash

A photo of tall trees and a canopy of leaves.

2023 Explored: Carbon credits

By Chloe Bennett

In 2023, the Adirondack Explorer found that more than 450,000 acres of private property in the park were used for the practice. 

winter's dream winter event

Lack of white stuff is ‘snow problem’ for Adirondacks

By Chloe Bennett

When facing warmer temps, tourism leaders switch gears on winter events, attractions

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