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Dunleavy Responds to Biden Administration’s Intent to Redefine WOTUS

By Jeff Turner | Office of the Governor on Jun 13, 2021   Featured, Politics, State  

Dunleavy Responds to Biden Administration’s Intent to Redefine WOTUS

(Juneau, AK) – Alaska Governor Mike Dunleavy Saturday issued a statement in response to the Biden administration’s intent to redefine “Waters of the United States” (WOTUS). The Environmental Protection Agency’s (EPA) announcement came this week and moves to exert greater control over Alaska’s waters. A broadened definition will require more projects to get federal permits. […]

Alaskan Fishermen call for swift confirmation of Janet McCabe as Deputy Administrator to the EPA

By Katherine Carscallen | Commercial Fishermen for Bristol Bay on Apr 10, 2021   At Sea, Featured, Politics, State  

Alaskan Fishermen call for swift confirmation of Janet McCabe as  Deputy Administrator to the EPA

DILLINGHAM, AK – Bristol Bay’s commercial fishermen call on congress to support the nomination of Janet McCabe with a swift vote to see her seated Deputy Administrator of the Environmental Protection Agency.  “Bristol Bay’s residents and fishermen have asked the EPA to take action to protect our nation’s greatest wild salmon fishery through the Clean […]

State of Alaska’s Pebble Appeal Highlights Need for EPA Veto

By Mary Martin | Salmon State on Jan 10, 2021   Featured, Southwest Alaska, State  

State of Alaska’s Pebble Appeal Highlights Need for EPA Veto

ANCHORAGE— Friday’s announcement from the State of Alaska that it will appeal the rejection of Pebble’s permit application is deeply disappointing and once again shows the Dunleavy Administration prioritizes the interests of a disgraced foreign mining company over the thousands of Alaskans who depend on Bristol Bay’s incredible wild salmon fishery for their livelihoods and […]

Crowley Fuels pays $1.3 million for environmental, public safety violations in Alaska

By Bill Dunbar | EPA on Dec 17, 2020   Featured, General News, Southeast Alaska  

Crowley Fuels pays $1.3 million for environmental, public safety violations in Alaska

(Seattle) — The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency has settled a significant case against Crowley Fuels of Alaska for violations of federal environmental laws at the company’s bulk gasoline storage facilities in Juneau, Ketchikan, Douglas, and Palmer. The company has agreed to pay a penalty of $1,337,365. EPA found that Crowley failed to install vapor emissions […]

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