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In Alaska Fisheries, COVID-19 May Intensify Gender Inequality

A quiet moment in Cordova, Alaska. Image by Kinsey Justa. United States, 2020. On a sunny afternoon this past summer, several fishing boats milled about in Cordova’s harbor. Rain clouds lingered over the Chugach Mountains, which surround the small Alaskan fishing community. Seagulls called overhead, and the salty smell of fresh salmon was sharp in the air. The harbor was quieter than usual. Shiny metal hand-washing stations stood at the ready. As a boat approached, crew members wearing face masks prepared to dock. The boat flew a solid yellow flag no one on the vessel was sick with COVID-19. A black-and-yellow-checkered flag would mean the boat is in quarantine.

U S State Senator Now Has 20-Hour Commute After Refusing to Mask Up on Planes

U.S. State Senator Now Has 20-Hour Commute After Refusing to Mask Up on Planes Share Photo: Bruce Bennett, Getty Images To sign up for our daily newsletter covering the latest news, features and reviews, head HERE. For a running feed of all our stories, follow us on Twitter HERE. Or you can bookmark the Gizmodo Australia homepage to visit whenever you need a news fix. An Alaska state senator filmed arguing with Alaska Airlines staff and police at Juneau International Airport over her refusal to wear a mask before boarding a flight is finding out the hard way that actions have consequences.

Taking the kids: On a cruise this summer

Taking the kids: On a cruise this summer Eileen Ogintz, Tribune Content Agency © Dreamstime The top of a Royal Caribbean cruise ship with a balcony looking down over a pool with people and lounge chairs. Are you ready? Are you ready to get on a cruise ship this summer? There still won’t be cruises from the United States until at least November, according to the “no sail” order issued last year from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, and despite calls from the industry to allow for a phased resumption of cruises this summer. “Over the past eight months, a highly controlled resumption of cruising has continued in Europe, Asia, and the South Pacific with nearly 400,000 passengers sailing to date in more than 10 major cruise markets. These voyages were successfully completed with industry-leading protocols that have effectively mitigated the spread of COVID-19. Additional sailings are planned in the Mediterranean and Caribbean later this sp

SitNews: Governor Unveils Alaska Tourism Marketing and Aid Package

Governor Unveils Alaska Tourism Marketing and Aid Package   Tuesday PM (SitNews) Anchorage, Alaska - Alaska Governor Mike Dunleavy recently announced an Alaska tourism aid package, including a robust national marketing plan, as the state’s annual $4.5 billion tourism economy is in jeopardy. The announcement was made in a press conference at the Alaska Native Heritage Center surrounded by cultural tourism businessowners and is part of Governor Dunleavy’s larger proposal designating federal American Recovery Plan Act (ARP) funds. “Due to the impact of this pandemic resulting in demand destruction and the decisions by the federal government regarding the cruise industry, we need to aggressively market Alaska,” said Governor Dunleavy.

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