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Hellos, goodbyes

In July, we welcomed yet another group of talented interns and fellows to High Country News.

(she/her) joined us from Seattle following a stint as a correspondent at magazine. Natalia, who holds a Ph.D. in neuroscience from the and , among other outlets.

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