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The Thawing Of Permafrost Due To Climate Change Has Caused Dozens Of Rivers In Alaska To Suddenly Turn Orange, Threatening Local Wildlife Populations

Dozens of rivers in Alaska have suddenly turned orange, and climate change may be to blame. The orange water could have a negative impact on local wildlife populations. According to.

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Alaska development agency deserves scrutiny from lawmakers

Alaska development agency deserves scrutiny from lawmakers
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TCC chief highlights year of challenges, accomplishments

Salmon management, Ambler Road remain contentious topics for the tribal organization.

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Doyon chooses not to renew land access agreement on Ambler road route

In a potential major setback for the Ambler Access Road, Doyon, Limited will not renew a land access agreement critical to the project’s success, according to an Oct. 17 letter

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New Ambler Road draft expands on potential problems

The U.S. Department of the Interior released a long-delayed 1,200-page supplemental environmental impact study (EIS) on the proposed 211-mile Ambler Access Road, which identifies potentially greater social and environmental impacts

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