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Summer, or some soggy, cool semblance of what we usually call summer, is upon us and Alaskans are eagerly watching the fruits of early gardening labor come to bloom -- and fighting the constant battle of keeping the weeds from choking the life out of the beauty. Last week, as I was debating if chick...

Doyon Ltd. said May 22 that it is pleased to announce that Dr. Molly Redilla has joined its leadership team as the new VP of lands. "We are excited to promote Molly into this role," said Aaron Schutt, Doyon president and CEO. "As Doyon is the largest private landowner in Alaska and the largest indig...

Ten years after an international treaty to ban mercury, the toxic metal continues to poison. The reason might have to do with your wedding ring.

By Christian Moess Laursen Gemfields Group said revenue fell 20% in the first half of the year, mainly on lower production, and that its board won't declare...

Simeon Haihambo was in August entrusted to serve as one of Langer Heinrich Uranium’s (LHU) metallurgical engineers - the brilliant minds behind technical knowledge to fulfil...

The beginning of the supply chain of the transition to green energy is not green at all, or rather, it is green with potentially dangerous concentrations of toxic waste

The Toronto Metropolitan University’s Image Centre revisits the Toronto-born photojournalist’s seminal works of documentary photography in Cage Call

For the past several months, it would seem that the fervor over ESG (environment, social and governance) investing practices has died down considerably from where it was in 2022. And while Alaska has certainly not changed its approach to being the global "gold standard" for environmentally and socia...

Copper Is About To Soar

The OSIRIS-REx probe is carrying rock samples from the asteroid Bennu, millions of miles away. If it works, it will be only the third such retrieval in history.