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Trump Cancels California’s Auto Pollution Rules

By Steve Baragona | VOA on Sep 19, 2019   Featured, National, National/World, Politics  

Trump Cancels California’s Auto Pollution Rules

The state that made smog famous is losing its half-century-old authority to set air pollution rules.    President Donald Trump announced Wednesday on Twitter that the Environmental Protection Agency was withdrawing California’s authority to issue stricter vehicle efficiency rules than the federal government.    The move was the latest in the administration’s efforts to loosen regulations aimed at […]

Trump EPA Set to Gut Restrictions on Planet-Warming Methane Emissions

By Jake Johnson | Common Dreams on Aug 29, 2019   Featured, National, National/World  

Trump EPA Set to Gut Restrictions on Planet-Warming Methane Emissions

Amid dire scientific warnings that the international community must act immediately to slash greenhouse gas emissions, President Donald Trump’s Environmental Protection Agency is reportedly set to take another step in the opposite direction Thursday by unveiling a rule that would gut restrictions on the fossil fuel industry’s methane pollution. According to the Wall Street Journal, which first […]

Coast Guard, NOAA Encourage Alaskan Fishermen to Know Before they Go

By 17th District online newsroom on Aug 8, 2019   At Sea, Featured, General News  

Coast Guard, NOAA Encourage Alaskan Fishermen to Know Before they Go

  Photo: Captain Pete Wedin of Captain Pete’s Alaska in Homer, AK gently releasing a halibut back into the water. Image-ADF&G JUNEAU, Alaska — The Coast Guard and National Oceanic and Atmospheric Association (NOAA) Office of Law Enforcement in Alaska are encouraging all fishermen to become familiar with laws before going fishing.  The Coast Guard […]

Prince William Sound Sport and Subsistence Shrimp Pot Fishery Opens

By Megan Peters | DPS on Apr 15, 2019   At Sea, Featured, State  

Prince William Sound Sport and Subsistence Shrimp Pot Fishery Opens

  (ANCHORAGE, Alaska) –Today kicked off the 2019 Prince William Sound sport and subsistence shrimp pot fishery. Alaska Wildlife Troopers will be out patrolling and checking buoys and pots through September 15, when the fishery closes. Last month, the Alaska Department of Fish and Game released an emergency order limiting the number of allowable pots […]

Pacific Halibut Season to Open March 15 in Alaska

By NOAA Fisheries-Alaska Regional Office on Mar 14, 2019   At Sea, Featured, State  

Pacific Halibut Season to Open March 15 in Alaska

  NOAA announces 2019 charter and commercial halibut management measures Pacific halibut season opens Friday, March 15 statewide in Alaska, according to a final rule just posted in the Federal Register by NOAA Fisheries. The regulations, adopted at the annual meeting of the International Pacific Halibut Commission February 1, go into effect immediately.   The United States […]

Justice to Probe if Zinke Lied to Investigators

By VOA on Jan 4, 2019   Featured, National, National/World, Politics  

Justice to Probe if Zinke Lied to Investigators

  [dropcap]T[/dropcap]he Justice Department has launched an investigation into whether Ryan Zinke lied to Interior Department investigators. The Washington Post reported Thursday that the Justice Department’s public integrity section had begun the probe of the interior secretary, who left office Wednesday. Zinke told the Associated Press that he had not lied to the investigators looking into possible […]

DOT&PF Campaign Sign Laws Clarified

By Alaska DOT and PF on Sep 13, 2018   Events/Notices, Politics  

DOT&PF Campaign Sign Laws Clarified

(JUNEAU, Alaska) – On Sept. 10, 2018, the Alaska Superior Court ordered the Alaska Department of Transportation & Public Facilities (DOT&PF) to clarify how laws restricting outdoor advertising will be applied during the current campaign season to political signs within and outside of state highway rights of way. The Alaska Superior Court directs: Unauthorized signs […]

Trump’s Environmental Policy Roll-back Alarms Activists

By Patsy Widakuswara | VOA on Aug 30, 2018   Featured, National, National/World  

Trump’s Environmental Policy Roll-back Alarms Activists

CHARLESTON, WEST VIRGINIA — Environmentalists are alarmed that President Donald Trump is following through on his campaign pledges to roll back Obama-era rules that tightened restrictions on greenhouse gases, promising the moves would lead to more American jobs and economic growth. At a recent rally in Charleston, West Virginia, under a “Trump Digs Coal” banner, the […]

The Truth about Fish and Wildlife Management in Alaska

By Sam Cotten | ADF&G on Jun 14, 2018   Op/Ed and the Editor  

The Truth about Fish and Wildlife Management in Alaska

Alaska’s support for the National Park Service’s recently proposed amendments to hunting and trapping practices on national preserves in Alaska is not about trophies. It does not concern sport or recreation. It has nothing to do with predator control. Alaska’s scale and geography are incomprehensible to most Americans. The state is enormous, largely without roads, […]

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