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U.S. Attorney’s Office Announces Total Prosecutions of Defendants Who Illegally Possessed Firearms in 2019

By U.S. Attorney's Office on Dec 31, 2019   Featured, General News  

U.S. Attorney’s Office Announces Total Prosecutions of Defendants Who Illegally Possessed Firearms in 2019

  Anchorage, Alaska – U.S. Attorney Bryan Schroder announced that, in 2019, the U.S. Attorney’s Office charged 65 defendants with unlawful possession of a firearm. These indictments emphasize prosecution against individuals convicted of felonies or misdemeanor crimes of domestic violence, and who would, therefore, be prohibited from possessing firearms.    Unlawful possession of a firearm […]

Trump Administration Permits Oil Company to Harm Alaska’s Endangered Whales, Ice Seals

By Emily Jeffers | Center for Biological Diversity on Dec 19, 2019   Featured, North Slope/Northwest Alaska, State  

Trump Administration Permits Oil Company to Harm Alaska’s Endangered Whales, Ice Seals

  Liberty Would Be First Offshore Drilling Project in Federal Arctic Waters ANCHORAGE—The Trump administration Thursday announced the issuance of federal take permits that would allow Hilcorp Alaska to kill or seriously injure 14 whales and nine ice seals as it constructs the Liberty offshore drilling island. The controversial project would be the first offshore drilling […]

Shift in Tundra Shrub Growth Could Release More Atmospheric Carbon

By Jeff Richardson | UAF on Dec 12, 2019   Featured, Science/Education, The Arctic and Alaska Science  

Shift in Tundra Shrub Growth Could Release More Atmospheric Carbon

University of Alaska Fairbanks scientists presented their work at the American Geophysical Union’s fall meeting in San Francisco this week. Here are some research highlights from the world’s largest Earth and space science meeting. A decades-old research project on Alaska’s North Slope indicates that deciduous shrubs shift more carbon from the soil to the atmosphere […]

Congressman Don Young Invites Alaska Veterans to Share their Stories to Commemorate Veterans Day

By Zack Brown | Office of Representative Young on Nov 5, 2019   Featured, State  

Congressman Don Young Invites Alaska Veterans to Share their Stories to Commemorate Veterans Day

Washington, D.C. –Monday, Congressman Don Young announced that he will be sharing the stories of Alaska’s veterans on social media throughout the month of November to commemorate Veterans Day. “As we approach Veterans Day, it is crucially important that we reflect on the sacrifices made by all who have worn the uniform,” said Congressman Don […]

Commercial Fishermen for Bristol Bay Thanks House Transportation and Infrastructure Committee for Looking Into Flawed Pebble Mine Permitting Process

By Lindsey Bloom | Commercial Fishermen for Bristol Bay on Oct 24, 2019   Featured, Politics, State  

Commercial Fishermen for Bristol Bay Thanks House Transportation and Infrastructure Committee for Looking Into Flawed Pebble Mine Permitting Process

Wednesday morning in Washington D.C., the U.S. House Committee on Transportation and Infrastructure hosted an oversight hearing to look into critical issues surrounding the permitting process for the proposed Pebble Mine. Commercial Fishermen for Bristol Bay wishes to thank committee Chairman Peter DeFazio (D-OR) and Chairwoman Grace F. Napolitano (D-CA), co-chairs of the Subcommittee on […]

Museum Launches Native Arts Advocacy Project

By Amy Steffian | Alutiiq Museum on Oct 4, 2019   Alutiiq Word of the Week & Museum News  

Museum Launches Native Arts Advocacy Project

With a $18,589 grant from the Alaska Community Foundation’s Alaska Native Social Justice Fund, the Alutiiq Museum is launching the Alutiiq Arts Advocacy project. This one-year effort will assist Native artists with marketing their work to encourage artistic practice and support economic development. Gallery Coordinator Marlise Lee will oversee the daily work of the project […]

Bristol Bay Leaders Call on Army Corps of Engineers to Suspend Permitting for Pebble Due to Drastic Changes In Mine Plan

By Lindsey Bloom | Commercial Fishermen for Bristol Bay on Sep 18, 2019   Featured, Southwest Alaska, State  

Bristol Bay Leaders Call on Army Corps of Engineers to Suspend Permitting for Pebble Due to Drastic Changes In Mine Plan

DILLINGHAM, AK – Tuesday’s news that the US Army Corps of Engineers will not require public input or scrutiny of major changes to Pebble’s permit application was met with dismay from Bristol Bay fishermen, Tribal leaders, and others, who reiterated the need to stop this rushed permitting process for Pebble’s toxic project at the headwaters […]

Crowley Fuels Plans New ATB for Enhanced Western Alaska Services

By David DeCamp | Crowley on Aug 27, 2019   At Sea, Featured  

Crowley Fuels Plans New ATB for Enhanced Western Alaska Services

  (ANCHORAGE, Alaska; Aug. 27, 2019) ­– Crowley Fuels has signed construction contracts to build a 55,000-barrel, articulated tug-barge (ATB) that is specifically designed to serve the Western Alaska market with delivery of clean fuel products. The 410-foot ATB will have enhanced performance features for the demanding river and sea conditions of Western Alaska, an […]

‘Gold Over Life, Literally’: How Trump Forced Reversal on Mining Project EPA Scientists Warn Could Destroy Alaskan Salmon Ecosystem

By Jon Queally | Common Dreams on Aug 11, 2019   Featured, Southwest Alaska, State  

‘Gold Over Life, Literally’: How Trump Forced Reversal on Mining Project EPA Scientists Warn Could Destroy Alaskan Salmon Ecosystem

  “This is one of the world’s most beautiful places, with a thriving salmon run, and now we’ll get some…gold.” “Gold over life, literally.” That was the succinct and critical reaction of Canadian author and activist Naomi Klein to reporting on Friday that President Donald Trump had personally intervened—after a meeting with Alaska’s Republican Governor Mike […]

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