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In Unalaska, a big part of trash management is keeping it from blowing away (opens the original)
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Unalaska may have one of the nation's most stunning landfills. Bald eagles call to each other overhead as long lines of trash, stacked up in off-white bales, enjoy sweeping views of Iliuliuk Harbor and the surrounding mountains. At the landfill's baling facility, dump trucks unload at a big bay door at the front of a tall metal building. Residents drop their trash off here, too. On a recent Tuesday afternoon, Public Utilities Director Erik Hernandez watched as a worker in a loader began to proce
In Unalaska, part of managing trash is keeping it from blowing away (opens the original)
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Unalaska may have one of the nation’s most stunning landfills. Bald eagles call to each other overhead as long lines of trash, stacked up in off-white bales, enjoy sweeping views of Iliuliuk Harbor and the surrounding mountains. At the landfill’s baling facility, dump trucks unload at a big bay door at the front of a tall metal building. Residents drop their trash off here, too. On a recent Tuesday afternoon, Public Utilities Director Erik Hernandez watched as a worker in a loader began to proce
Newhalen state House candidate visits Unalaska on campaign stop (opens the original)
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Democratic House District 37 candidate Evelynn Trefon visited Unalaska Sept. 27-28 as part of her campaign. She requested to do an interview with KUCB and joined Katie Reuther in the studio. They discussed transportation, energy costs, housing affordability, and trawling. Trefon plans to return to Unalaska next month. gShe was one of the top four candidates that won in Alaska’s primary election in August. The general election will take place on Nov. 3. If you’re a candidate running for state or
Construction begins on first section of controversial road from King Cove to Cold Bay (opens the original)
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The U.S. Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals ruled on Sept. 16 that construction could continue on the first 2.8 miles of a road that would cross the Izembek National Wildlife Refuge. The controversial 19-mile mile road would connect the community of King Cove, on the Alaska Peninsula, to Cold Bay's all-weather airport. In August, a federal judge voided a pivotal 2025 land exchange between the federal government and the King Cove Native Corporation that allowed for the road's construction. However, t
Scientists have found 9 new sea sponge species in Alaska (opens the original)
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This summer, researchers announced the discovery of nine new species of deep-sea sponges off the coast of Alaska. Five of them were found in the Aleutian Islands. Sean Rooney is a fish biologist with the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration's Alaska Fisheries Science Center. As part of NOAA's Groundfish Assessment Program, he and his team conduct bottom trawl surveys to gather information about fishery stocks. Those trawls scoop up a variety of sea life, including sponges. "Sponges ar
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