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Completed imaging project lets Web browsers 'soar' over Alaska coast
Pentagon to review report blaming JBER F-22 pilot for crash
Video: NOAA puts Pribilof Islands documentary online
New encyclopedia of Tlingit language baffles Sitka elders
UAF student boycott kills popular intramural sport for semester
Published: September 21st, 2009 02:05 PM
Last Modified: September 21st, 2009 02:31 PM
Link: Alaska Magazine You can't get a tourist T-shirt or latte at this Alaska geological oddity, writes correspondent Sherry Simpson. She takes a hike to the Tolsona Mud Volcanoes off the Glenn Highway west of Glennallen, where methane gas "bloops" to the surface from coal beds underground. The "volcanoes," she learns, aren't exactly up to Yellowstone standards for photogenic eruptions from the earth. See a photo here.
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Supreme Court hears Point Thomson case
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