On Sept. 13 the Regulatory Commission of Alaska held the third of a series of public meetings, gathering information relevant to the adoption of renewable energy power generation in Alaska. The commission has opened an information docket on the topic in anticipation of providing testimony to the sta.
quiet! it s okay, they re welcome. they re welcome to join. so they have to be constantly bottle fed, but within a couple of weeks, they re released into the wild. walruses are a completely different animal altogether. they rely on mama s love, that maternal, hands-hon, tactile nurturing. and it s not something that will take a month or two months as you would with a sea or sea lion. this could take upwards of two years. it s intensive care, it s tlc, it s science, it s veterinary medicine. only these folks, the alaskan sea life center in alaska, seward, such a special place. guys, this place came out of the valdez oil spill, because they had to respond to all of those animals that were orphaned or injured, and this has been a life-saving resource. hopefully, this beautiful little walrus will thrive and survive. unfortunately, it s unlikely to be returned to the wild, because
Anchorage based utility Chugach Electric Association has filed an application with the Regulatory Commission of Alaska, requesting approval for tariff changes that will result in single digit increases in the rates that the utility charges its customers. As is common practice in utility rate cases,.