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UAF seeks Kotzebue participants for winter study on fuel oil consumption
Dominique Pride is an investigator with ACEP. She says there's no concrete data on fuel oil usage in the state, only estimates.
Rep. John Lincoln says he’s not running for re-election
The Alaska representative who for the Northwest Arctic and North Slope boroughs says he will not run for re-election.
US and Russia update plan to address marine pollution in Bering, Chukchi seas
The United States and Russia have updated their plan for addressing pollutants across national boundaries in the Bering and Chukchi seas.
As walruses haul out near Point Lay, locals ask visitors to leave them alone
Since 2007, walruses have been hauling out on land between their hunts. Before then, they’d populate sea ice patches throughout the Arctic. Fish and Wildlife spokeswoman Andrea Medeiros says that sea ice hasn’t been as reliable in recent years.
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Power restored in Selawik weeks after outage, but ‘detrimental’ impacts to water system remains
Several weeks after an outage knocked out power in the Northwest Arctic village of Selawik, officials say it has been restored. However, the outage has exacerbated chronic problems at the local water treatment plant.
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