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Alaska Volcano Monitors Say Budget Cuts Hurt Watch
Scientists who monitor Alaska's volcanoes say ongoing federal budget cuts have severely hampered the maintenance of an aging seismic network, including the shutdown announced Friday of even more equipment. Geophysicist Jeff Freymueller at the...
Tags: Government Debt, Budgets and Budgeting, Volcanoes, Landforms
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Protecting Spring Moose Newborns & Mothers With Habitat Enhancement
Channel 2 NewsOut in the Mat-Su Valley, the Alaska Moose Federation are in the midst of a project to keep spring moose newborns and their mothers safe by creating new habitat for the animals. The federation owns and uses a 20-thousand pound roller to bring vegetation... -
James Wells Arraigned in 2012 Kodiak Coast Guard Murders
Channel 2 NewsA man accused of fatally shooting two men at a Coast Guard communications station near Kodiak last year, following a series of personnel disputes, was arraigned in federal court Tuesday. James Michael Wells, 61, pleaded not guilty to all six charges...Tags: FBI, Environmental Politics, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, Police Investigations, Environmental Issues
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Port of Anchorage Review Presented to City Officials
Channel 2 NewsThe Municipality of Anchorage now has three design proposals to review for the Port of Anchorage expansion project. The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers conducted a lengthy review of the port after construction problems were discovered last year,...Tags: U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
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AVO Downgrades Cleveland Volcano Alert Level
The Alaska Volcano Observatory is downgrading the alert level for Cleveland Volcano in the Aleutian Islands. The observatory on Jan. 24 detected elevated surface temperatures at the volcano 940 miles southwest of Anchorage, and later through satellite...
Tags: Volcanoes, Research, Landforms
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Aerial Wolf Control Halted near Villages
Channel 2 NewsThe killing of wolves near two villages on the upper Koyukuk River in the Interior has been stopped because fewer wolves were found than expected. Alaska Department of Fish and Game wildlife biologists have shot and killed 17 wolves from a helicopter...Tags: Wildlife, Biology
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JBER Considering Demolition of 2 WWII-Era Buildings
Channel 2 NewsJoint Base Elmendorf-Richardson is seeking public comment on the proposed demolition of two World War II-vintage buildings on base that have exceeded their originally planned service lives by more than 50 years. According to an Air Force environmental...Tags: Unrest, Conflicts and War, World War II (1939-1945), Barack Obama
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Senate Delays Vote on Cruise Ship Bill
Channel 2 NewsThe state Senate has delayed until next week a vote on bill that would change how Alaska regulates cruise ship wastewater. The announcement was made after several failed attempts to amend the bill, including one that would give ships more time to meet...Tags: Elections, Standards, Water, Politics, Lyman Hoffman
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Following the Flames, Part 5: Why the First 4 Minutes are Critical
Channel 2 NewsWhen a fire case involves arson, a criminal may use accelerants to increase the fire's intensity and quicken the rate at which the structure burns. Even if a fire is not intentionally set, research shows that fires are spreading faster and burning...Tags: Arson, Research
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Winners Announced!
Each year, Rondy holds a competition for its collector pin design as well as a booster button contest for local kids. Learn more about out the winning 2013 button and 2013 pin artists and visit The Rondy Shop to purchase your 2013 merchandise. ...
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2013 Contingency Prizes
Definitions: Fastest, means the least time, usually between checkpoints or shortest duration on the course between locations. Cash, usually means a check or other monetary compensation other than a product, certificate or service. +++++++++++++++...
Tags: Health Treatments, Car Repair and Maintenance Tips, Coca-Cola Co., The Finish Line Incorporated, Arctic Cat Incorporated
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Teaching in Alaska, Part 4: Teaching in Rural Alaska, Pilot Point School
Channel 2 NewsTeaching in a village like Pilot Point is a very unique experience as educators wear more than one hat to inspire every student to believe that can do anything they put their mind to. Welcome to Pilot Point School where there's no shortage of methods...Tags: Teachers, Students, Teaching and Learning
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