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Murphy Dome wind project deserves a thorough analysis

News-Miner opinion: The winds of change are stirring, blowing in — slowly, as of now — from Murphy Dome. And they’re picking up across the state.

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Wind farm proponents tout lower energy costs as a project motivator

The meeting drew more than 30 people, many of whom had concerns about the impact that the wind project would have on the surrounding area.

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Don t let the abundance of snow fool you; Alaskans should prepare for wildfire season

Don t let the abundance of snow fool you; Alaskans should prepare for wildfire season
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Point of View: Don t let the abundance of snow fool you; Alaskans should prepare for wildfire season

Last summer’s 590 wildfires burned more than 3.1 million acres in Alaska, about 41% of the total acreage burned in the U.S.

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Don t let the abundance of snow fool you; Alaskans should prepare for wildfire season

Last summer’s 590 wildfires burned more than 3.1 million acres in Alaska, about 41% of the total acreage burned in the U.S.

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