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Sullivan touts new ocean cleanup headquarters in Juneau, attacks Biden in annual speech to legislators - Vimarsana News

Sullivan touts new ocean cleanup headquarters in Juneau, attacks Biden in annual speech to legislators

Senator calls Trump “the best president ever” for Alaska, has harsh words for Iran and migrants

Project to reduce wildfire risk - Vimarsana News

Project to reduce wildfire risk

Nez Perce-Clearwater National Forests Supervisor Cheryl Probert has cleared the way for a project designed to reduce the wildfire risk near the communities of Dixie and Comstock in southeastern Idaho

Alaska Native Tribes, Businesses, Forest Advocates Intervene to Protect Tongass National Forest's Roadless Rule - Vimarsana News

Alaska Native Tribes, Businesses, Forest Advocates Intervene to Protect Tongass National Forest's Roadless Rule

Center for Biological Diversity: JUNEAU, Alaska (Áakʼw Ḵwáan Territory)— A broad coalition of Alaska Native Tribes, commercial fishers, small tourism businesses, conservation groups and other forest advocates are seeking to defend the 2023 reinstatement of Roadless Rule protections across the Tongass National Forest in Southeast Alaska by intervening today in legal challenges opposing the rule.

Forest Advocates Defend Tongass National Forest's Roadless Rule - Vimarsana News

Forest Advocates Defend Tongass National Forest's Roadless Rule

Forest advocates are seeking to defend the Tongass National Forest in Southeast Alaska by intervening in several legal challenges.

Source: foe.org
A suit over federal emissions rules caps an active year for Alaska in federal court - Vimarsana News

A suit over federal emissions rules caps an active year for Alaska in federal court

Attorney General Treg Taylor has cast the volume of litigation as a response to threats from the federal government and outside groups.