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Karen Peterson

Stories of climate and culture from the Sonoran Desert and the southwestern states of Arizona, New Mexico, Utah and Nevada

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    I am a climate and freelance writer out of Tucson, AZ. My work has been published in the Washington Post and National Geographic.

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