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Haverfordwest stun high-flying Saints - Vimarsana News

Haverfordwest stun high-flying Saints

Haverfordwest's Bridge Meadow Haverfordwest County 2 The New Saints 1 HAVERFORDWEST had their say in the Cymru Premier title race as a second-half winner from Cameron Keetch earned the Bluebirds a memorable 2-1 win over full-timers The New Saints at Bridge Meadow. Corey Shephard had put Wayne Jones’ side ahead as they looked to bounce back from a last-gasp defeat at Aberystwyth in midweek, but Blaine Hudson’s header put the Saints back on level terms. Haverfordwest had the final say, however, as with 15 minutes to go Ben Fawcett fed the ball to Shephard, who found Danny Williams, an...

Southeast tribes and fishermen angry over halt to Alaska-Canada water analysis - Vimarsana News

Southeast tribes and fishermen angry over halt to Alaska-Canada water analysis

Print article JUNEAU - Alaska officials and authorities in the Canadian province of British Columbia have announced they have completed and will not continue data collection on three transboundary watersheds, despite concerns from fishing and tribal interests that the effort does not go far enough. The work stemmed from concerns about possible impacts mining activity in Canada could have on waters that cross into Alaska. A 22-page final report released Thursday culminated two years of data collected from water, sediment and fish tissue from three bodies of water. The report said two years ...

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Tribes, fishermen decry Alaska and B.C.'s decision not to extend transboundary monitoring - Vimarsana News

Tribes, fishermen decry Alaska and B.C.'s decision not to extend transboundary monitoring

Posted by Jacob Resneck, CoastAlaska | Feb 26, 2021   Sulphurets Creek, which drains naturally occurring rusty water from the KSM mine prospect, enters Mitchell Creek upstream from Southeast Alaska in 2014. Tribal officials worry mining will send polluted water into British Columbia rivers that flow into Alaska. (File photo by Ed Schoenfeld/CoastAlaska) A 22-page final report released on Thursday culminates two years of data collected from water, sediment and fish tissue in three transboundary watersheds that straddle the frontier. And now, Alaska and British Columbia governments say their w...

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