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When Cook Inlet fishers pitched the new equipment as a potential fishery gear type to the state Board of Fisheries in January, members said they wanted more data.
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Although city officials expect a Mendenhall River levee to hold back glacial outburst floodwaters as soon as early August, they don’t want people to test it with their lives.
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Homeowners say the federally-funded project should be fast-tracked to keep the river at bay.
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The controversial program, aimed at boosting the population of a struggling caribou herd in Western Alaska, had been halted by court rulings because of legal flaws.
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As climate change accelerates worldwide, new research is shedding light on how the Arctic is shifting – and how that is affecting rural communities in Alaska.
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Dozens of eager dipnetters flocked to the mouth of the Kenai River on Thursday for the opening of Kenai's personal use fishery, enjoying the shared camaraderie.
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A document filed in Northern Dynasty's pending lawsuit to get a prior EPA veto of the project thrown out says the company and the agency are discussing a possible settlement.
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The regulations went into effect Monday and will last through the end of September.
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Cancer victims who were exposed to radiation from Cold War bomb tests at Amchitka have more time to apply for compensation.
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The bill signed by President Trump on July 4th rescinds a lot of funding and tax credits for renewable projects. What does it mean for Alaska?
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A humpback whale was deeply wounded in what National Park staff say is an apparent boat collision.
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“I think it's magical living here,” Emily Bokar said. “There’s just like wild beasts in your yard.”