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by: Emily Schwing, KUAC Scientists have long believed melting permafrost emits large amounts of carbon-rich greenhouse gases like methane and carbon dioxide to the atmosphere resulting in a warming climate.
Beginning in August, the Northern Susitna Institute will host a traveling Smithsonian exhibition. N-S-I’s Executive Director and Program Coordinator joined KTNA’s Phillip Manning during this week’s Su-Valley Voice and discussed
by: Anne Hillman, APRN On Tuesday potential demolition contractors were shown buildings the state wants torn down on Government Hill in Anchorage, and protesters chanted and held signs protesting the
On Tuesday, the U.S. Senate voted to confirm two members of the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission. One of those nominations was approved over the outspoken objection of Alaska Republican Lisa
Talkeetna Community Radio, Inc. has an opening for a part-time, year-round, Membership Coordinator. The position is responsible for all membership activities of KTNA including organizing and managing KTNA’s on-air and
Currently, the Talkeetna Sewer and Water System is operating at a six-figure annual deficit, according to a draft report by CRW Engineering Group. CRW was contracted by the Mat-Su Borough
by: Alexandra Gutierrez, APRN Next session, state lawmakers will have to be a little more careful about what they ship down to Juneau. The Legislative Council has changed their moving
Last week, KTNA’s Phillip Manning went out to the Montana Creek bridge on Yoder Road to see the area before what was expected to be a very busy holiday weekend.
by: Emily Schwing, KUAC Fairbanks A new study indicates that the death of a wolf has implications for the rest of the pack, depending on the size of the pack
