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NOAA Fisheries Denies Application to Import 18 Beluga Whales for Public Display

By National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration on Aug 6, 2013   National  

NOAA Fisheries Denies Application to Import 18 Beluga Whales for Public Display

Following a number of public engagement efforts, NOAA Fisheries today announced it is denying the Georgia Aquarium’s request for a permit to import 18 beluga whales from Russia for public display in the United States. NOAA Fisheries based the decision on requirements of the Marine Mammal Protection Act (MMPA).

Yemen Embassy Evacuated, US Citizens Urged to Depart the Country

By Staff on Aug 6, 2013   World  

Yemen Embassy Evacuated, US Citizens Urged to Depart the Country

Non-Essential staff at the American Embassy in Yemen has been ordered by the United States State Department to evacuate because of the continued potential threat of terrorist attacks and civil unrest on Tuesday.

Coast Guard Medevacs Fisherman in Southeast Alaska

By Petty Officer 1st Class Sara Mooers | USCG on Aug 6, 2013   At Sea  

Coast Guard Medevacs Fisherman in Southeast Alaska

JUNEAU, Alaska — A Coast Guard Air Station Sitka MH-60 Jayhawk helicopter crew medevaced an injured fisherman from a fishing vessel 92 miles southeast of Sitka, Monday.

An Aurora Detector in Petersburg

By Ned Rozell | Geophysical Institute on Aug 6, 2013   The Arctic and Alaska Science  

An Aurora Detector in Petersburg

On cold winter nights long ago, Harvey Gilliland of Petersburg sometimes woke to the buzz of an alarm mounted on the wall of his kitchen. He kicked off the blanket, got dressed, pulled on his rubber boots, and strolled three city blocks to the building in which he worked.

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