Alaska oil pipeline company makes public apology
The operators of the trans-Alaska oil pipeline publicly apologized Saturday for conducting a private spy probe to weed out environmental critics that has...
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The operators of the trans-Alaska oil pipeline publicly apologized Saturday for conducting a private spy probe to weed out environmental critics that has...
The Board of Game-authorized program was carried out in southwestern Alaska.
Two new lawsuits are challenging a program used to kill bears and wolves in southwestern Alaska in a state-conducted campaign to control predators to increase caribou numbers in the region.
Two lawsuits argue that the state's bear-killing program is illegal and will not help the flagging Mulchatna caribou herd.
(Alaska Beacon) - The Board of Game-authorized program carried out in southwestern Alaska was illegal and will not help the flagging Mulchatna caribou herd, the lawsuits claim.