Scoping meetings begin for Susitna Dam
The first of a series of scoping meetings for the proposed Susitna Watana hydroelectric dam took place in Anchorage today, kicking off the Federal Energy Regulatory Comission’s environmental impact analysis
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The first of a series of scoping meetings for the proposed Susitna Watana hydroelectric dam took place in Anchorage today, kicking off the Federal Energy Regulatory Comission’s environmental impact analysis
Steven Hawley’s book “Recovering a Lost River” chronicles the impact of damming rivers in the Pacific Northwest. In this conversation, Hawley talked about many of the historical, and potential, ramifications
This week’s program is about the continuing drama of the dynamic elements in the Western sky, and information about planetary motion, and the astronomical unit as a measure of distance.
Each year young Alaskans are nominated by their community for an award based on their contributions to a better world. Spirit of Youth is dedicated to creating, promoting and recognizing
Federal Agencies have requested a time extension to draw up their study plans for the proposed Susitna Watana hydro-dam, which were due at the end of March, but the agencies
The Mat Su Borough School District presented its preliminary budget at a special joint assembly meeting Tuesday night, and made a financial appeal to increase funding levels to avoid eliminating
12 Huskies seized from a Montana creek home on March 15th have been upgraded from critical condition to serious condition. Mat-Su Animal Care Manager Phil Morgan says the dogs are
We hope you enjoyed this week’s stories, and that you are all trying to imagine what your cat, dog, or hamster would say after listening to Katie and the Cat
The Vernal Equinox means sunlight, warm snow and fast skiing. One Mid-March ski race has a distinctly Spring Break atmosphere that matches the community that hosts it. If it’s spring time