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BBRSDA Releases Economic Impact Report

By Fishermen's News Online on Nov 19, 2015   Fishermen's News Online  

BBRSDA Releases Economic Impact Report

An analysis of Alaska’s 2015 Bristol Bay sockeye salmon season released on Nov. 16 notes the dramatic drop in prices paid to harvesters, along substantial decline in Bristol Bay driftnet permit values. The report prepared by the McDowell Group in Juneau, Alaska, for the Bristol Bay Regional Seafood Development Association said that there is a […]

Polaris Students Work with UAA Grad Student to Find Plastic in Seabird Stomachs

By UAA Green and Gold News on Oct 9, 2015   Featured, Science/Education  

Polaris Students Work with UAA Grad Student to Find Plastic in Seabird Stomachs

“If only animals could talk,” said Veronica Padula, a UAA graduate student researching seabird decline in the Aleutian Islands, “then they could tell us what’s wrong with them.” Instead, Padula and ecology professor Douglas Causey must take the long path to an answer—research that involves lengthy and stormy boat treks through the Aleutian archipelago right […]

Predicted China Emissions Decline Spurs Hope for Climate Change Deal

By Henry Ridgwell | VOA News on Jun 9, 2015   Featured, World  

Predicted China Emissions Decline Spurs Hope for Climate Change Deal

LONDON—China’s greenhouse gas emissions likely will decline faster than previously thought, according to a new report. The authors say that means the world could prevent global warming exceeding U.N. targets. It follows optimism at the recent G7 summit that a comprehensive global climate change agreement could be signed this year. The images of workers and […]

Fool Me Once: A Fact Check on Those Slick Oil Ads

By Les Gara on May 22, 2014   Opinion, Opinions/Op/Ed/Letters  

Fool Me Once: A Fact Check on Those Slick Oil Ads

Dear Friends and Neighbors: I’d like a world where people tell the truth during elections.  But wishing doesn’t work in this new world where outside corporations and groups are allowed unlimited election $pending.  With that money these special interests constantly violate the old adage that you’re entitled to your own opinions, but that you’re not entitled to your own […]

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