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A federal judge ordered the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency to revise its regulations on oil dispersants, siding with Cook Inletkeeper and other…
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Cook Inlet belugas used to follow salmon through the Kenai River in the summer. Now, they’re mostly just spotted in other seasons.Researchers from NOAA…
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The chief scientist at the Mystic Aquarium in Connecticut is leading a pilot study on the stressors impacting beluga whales in Cook Inlet. Tracy Romano…
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In St. Paul, Minnesota, leaders from the American Indian Movement of the Twin-Cities orchestrated and helped in the toppling of a Christopher Columbus…
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Cook Inlet beluga whales are continuing to decline in number, according to a NOAA abundance estimate released last month. From Alaska’s Energy Desk,…
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By Rachel Woldholz, APRN - AnchorageThe scheduled debate on a bill overhauling Alaska’s oil and gas tax credits never happened on Wednesday.Speaker of the…
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Feb. 6, 2016Utility companies project $2-to-6 million in savings to south-central residentsBy Zachariah Hughes, Alaska Public MediaThe city of Anchorage…
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$600,000 need to fix problems caused by poor management, maintenanceTuluksak residents are now on the backup to the backup electric generator. The state…
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Japanese consider Alaskan Liquefied Natural Gas a possible alternative to nuclear powerGov. Bill Walker called the agreement an important first step for…
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The state of Alaska is appealing an Anchorage Superior Court ruling allowing a ban on commercial setnet fishing in Cook Inlet to go forward.Construction…