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Credit Dean Swope / KYUK On July 22, six tribes appealed 12 water rights permits granted to Donlin Gold. The Alaska Department of Natural Resources (DNR) issued the permits last month. The 12 water rights permits allow Donlin to use ground and creek water for a variety of purposes. One will allow the mine to pump out groundwater so it can dig a pit. Another permit allows the mine to pump water to its office and residential facilities. The law firm Earthjustice represents six Yukon-Kuskokwim Delta region tribes in their legal battles against the mine, including the Orutsararmiut Native Council, Chuloonawick Native Village, Tuluksak Native Community, Chevak Native Village, Native Village of Eek, and the Kasigluk Traditional Council. ....
Print article PALMER Robert Warren was almost home from the gym Thursday evening when he saw the long, thin funnel cloud extending from the clouds over Palmer just before 7. The funnel dropped so low, it sent dirt swirling beneath it. Alaska’s ample disaster menu includes earthquakes, volcanoes and killer cold. Tornadoes or weather that resembles them rarely make the list. “I immediately pulled over so I could get pictures,” said Warren, a 47-year-old nurse practitioner who works at Hiland Mountain Correctional Center. By the time he got out his iPhone, the funnel had already withdrawn back up toward the sky. ....
Credit Greg Slats The Dunleavy administration is dedicating money to helping Chevak clean up the debris of its old school, which burned down in a fire this spring. According to a state press release, the $2.5 million will be used to remove asbestos and to look for the remains of two men who might have perished in the fire. The two men, James Tikiun, age 22, and Dennis Slats, age 35, have not been seen after they went missing the night the fire occurred. The community had hoped to turn the abandoned school into a community center. The funding to clean up what’s left of the school building will come from the Alaska Department of Environmental Conservation, Division of Spill Prevention and Response. The administration plans to take the money out of the state response fund and replace it using federal money from the American Rescue Plan Act. ....