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Friday fundraiser to help fund film about Old Minto - Vimarsana News

Friday fundraiser to help fund film about Old Minto

A documentary film about Old Minto is the first project for a new nonprofit created by a lifelong Alaska Native woman from Minto.

YIMBY, not NIMBY - Vimarsana News

YIMBY, not NIMBY

To the editor: An innovative group of Fairbanks and Anchorage entrepreneurs shared their initial plans with residents for the Shovel Creek Wind Farm in three meetings in the Goldstream Valley

Earthquakes feel longer in Minto Flats, Nenana basin, UAF research shows - Vimarsana News

Earthquakes feel longer in Minto Flats, Nenana basin, UAF research shows

Earthquakes in the Nenana Basin last longer and feel much stronger than quakes of comparable magnitude in other places. University of Alaska Fairbanks scientists are studying why.

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Science News | Research Explains Strength of Earthquake Shaking in Nenana Basin - Vimarsana News

Science News | Research Explains Strength of Earthquake Shaking in Nenana Basin

Get latest articles and stories on Science at LatestLY. Earthquakes in the Nenana Basin region of Interior Alaska last longer and feel much stronger than a quake of comparable magnitude would in a nonbasin region, due to the behavior of the seismic waves once they reach the area. Science News | Research Explains Strength of Earthquake Shaking in Nenana Basin.

Research explains strength of earthquake shaking in Nenana Basin - Vimarsana News

Research explains strength of earthquake shaking in Nenana Basin

Because of the nature of seismic waves after they reach the area, earthquakes in the Nenana Basin region of Interior Alaska persist longer and feel significantly stronger than quakes of equivalent magnitude in non-basin regions.