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Peltola yanks campaign post that took aim at factory trawling and used footage of Alaska-based CDQ ship (opens the original)
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Mary Peltolaâs U.S. Senate campaign has removed a social media post that used appropriated imagery, including of a factory trawler owned by an Alaska company, to attack the trawling industry and its wasteful bycatch of fish. In the post, Peltola called for a ban on factory trawling to protect Alaskaâs fisheries. It used, without permission, footage shot by then-Anchorage Daily News photojournalist Loren Holmes in 2023 of the Alaska-based factory trawler Northern Hawk as it plied the Bering S
Trump administration takes step to permit open-pit mine off proposed Ambler road (opens the original)
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In a first, the Trump administration on Friday said it will launch an environmental review of a proposed open-pit copper and zinc mine that conservation groups fear could open up widespread mineral activity in Northwest Alaska. The proposed Arctic Project, northeast of the villages of Kobuk and Shungnak, would be accessed by another controversial project, the 211-mile Ambler road that a state development agency wants to build. The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers said in a ânotice of intentâ tha
National Democratic group throws weight behind Bill Hill amid growing attention on Alaskaâs U.S. House race (opens the original)
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National political groups aligned with the Democratic and Republican parties are increasingly flooding Alaska with ads in the U.S. House race, a sign that the contest between independent Bill Hill and Republican freshman incumbent Nick Begich is seen as increasingly competitive. In a key move, the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee, the national campaign arm for U.S. House Democrats, said Tuesday that it was adding Hill to its âRed to Blueâ program that seeks to shift control of Con
Federal appeals court allows construction of road segment in Izembek refuge, which could be part of larger $66M road (opens the original)
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A federal appeals court on Wednesday denied a conservation groupâs request to stop the state from building a nearly 3-mile segment of road in the remote Izembek National Wildlife Refuge on the Alaska Peninsula. The decision by the U.S. 9th Circuit Court of Appeals is a victory for the federal government, as well as the Dunleavy administration and the King Cove Corp., an Alaska Native village corporation. Itâs a loss for the Defenders of Wildlife, which had sued to stop it. The state and the
Small Cook Inlet producer says it has funds for new drilling that can help avert gas crisis in the short term (opens the original)
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A small Cook Inlet producer said Tuesday that it has secured financing to conduct drilling that should significantly boost natural gas supply in Southcentral Alaska, after the state had threatened to revoke the producerâs leases. BlueCrest Energy said in a prepared statement Tuesday that the funding will help it advance drilling at its Tyonek gas resource in the Cosmopolitan unit on the Kenai Peninsula. BlueCrest already produces about 500 barrels of oil daily, after a decade of operation at t
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