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Desiree Hagen News Stories Ambler's first proposed mine is in its earliest stages. Local leaders are asking if it's worth it Desiree Hagen Ambler Metals, the company behind the proposed open pit copper and zinc mine, has touted local benefits from the project ranging from construction and mining jobs to new infrastructure and even lower fuel prices. News Stories Ambler has gone 5 months without water and sewer. Fixes could take months. Desiree Hagen According to the Alaska Department of Transpor
Ambler's first proposed mine is in its earliest stages. Local leaders are asking if it's worth it (opens the original)
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The early stages of a major environmental review for the Ambler Mining District's first proposed mine are set to begin this month. The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers is leading the initial step: defining the scope of that federal review. At an Aug. 28 Northwest Arctic Borough Assembly meeting on the project, Kotzebue Assembly member Reid Magdanz said the scoping process is a chance for the region to weigh in. "It's where the tribes, the cities, the borough, the residents – anyone potentially impac
Ambler's first proposed mine is in its earliest stages. Local leaders are asking if it's worth it. (opens the original)
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The early stages of a major environmental review for the Ambler Mining District's first proposed mine are set to begin this month. The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers is leading the initial step: defining the scope of that federal review. At an Aug. 28 Northwest Arctic Borough Assembly meeting on the project, Kotzebue Assembly member Reid Magdanz said the scoping process is a chance for the region to weigh in. "It's where the tribes, the cities, the borough, the residents – anyone potentially impac
Ambler has gone 5 months without water and sewer. Fixes could take months. (opens the original)
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Brian Jones has a near-daily routine — fill up five-gallon buckets of water at the village of Ambler’s water treatment plant, load a dozen of them into a trailer hitched to his four-wheeler and haul them home for his family of nine. “Over 500 pounds," he said. "Each of these are about 40 pounds.” Some days, he makes the trip twice. Most of the 120 gallons he’s hauling today will just be for laundry. Ambler, a Northwest Arctic community of about 270 people, has been without water or sewer for mor
A new model could help predict rusting rivers in Alaska, researchers say (opens the original)
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Rivers across Alaska's Arctic are turning orange and acidic as permafrost thaws, threatening subsistence resources that thousands of people rely on. The phenomenon known as "rusting rivers" happens when once-clear streams release highly acidic and metal-laden water, which pose a direct threat to fish and vegetation. It's happening throughout Alaska's Brooks Range, but scientists have documented it in cold climates around the world, including Northwest Canada, alpine regions of Peru, and the Pyre
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