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A Himalayan glacier collapse killed hundreds. One in Alaska could look different. (opens the original)
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A massive chunk of a Himalayan glacier and underlying rock broke off and led to catastrophic flooding in parts of Nepal and Tibet last Wednesday, leaving hundreds dead and thousands missing. Scientists who study glacier hazards in Alaska said that glacier collapses have happened here, but they’ve looked a bit different. Researchers are still working to understand the chain of events that caused a slurry of ice, rock and water to destroy entire villages near the Nepal-Tibet border. Science Magazi
State approves controversial New Amalga mine access road in Juneau (opens the original)
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The state approved the first segment of a new access road for the controversial New Amalga gold mine in Juneau on Tuesday, after the vast majority of public comments opposed the project. The approval comes just a few weeks after the mine secured a fast federal permitting process and would be located at the face of Herbert Glacier. It’s proposed by Grande Portage Resources, Ltd., a Canadian junior mining company. The 1.3 mile-long gravel road and helicopter pads will cut through forest and wetlan
Federal government officially files to rescind the Roadless Rule (opens the original)
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The U.S. Department of Agriculture filed to rescind the Roadless Rule on Tuesday. A rescission would allow new road construction in undeveloped parts of national forests across the country, including the Tongass National Forest. Nearly half of the Tongass is inventoried as roadless. The rule has flip-flopped multiple times since it was established to protect forestlands in 2001. Rolling it back again aligns with President Donald Trump’s executive orders to stimulate logging and other natural res
Army Corps announces 'Shark Tank' process for industry bids to drain Suicide Basin, end Juneau’s glacial outburst floods (opens the original)
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A permanent solution to Juneau’s annual glacial outburst flood will be chosen by the end of the year. That’s according to U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Brig. Gen. Clete Goetz, who said at a press conference in Juneau Friday that the Corps will post a request for qualifications for a solution to drain Suicide Basin, the glacial lake that produces the flood. “We’ll hold a series of what we call pitch briefings,” Goetz said. “Really, if you’ve seen the show Shark Tank — think that. We’ll have those
‘A big sense of relief’: Juneau neighborhoods spared major damage in glacial outburst flood (opens the original)
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Mendenhall Valley residents in the flood zone celebrated Thursday afternoon as the Mendenhall River crested at a level well below initial predictions. The event was much less destructive than disastrous floods that struck over the past three years. The flood crested at 14.7 feet on the Mendenhall Lake gauge at 2:15 p.m., according to the National Weather Service. As floodwaters started to recede Thursday afternoon, only a handful of residents reported damage. “We have crested officially, and we
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