State ignores decline of Denali National Park economy
One of the main reasons visitors come to Denali from around the world is to see Alaska wildlife, including wolves.
Letter: When will Alaska Republicans abandon the Trump travesty?
Reasonable and rational Alaska Republicans should begin looking for the emergency exits.
Letter: Attorney General Barr should resign
Mueller reiterated that his investigation does not clear Trump of collusion or obstruction of justice, but that is precisely how Attorney General Barr intentionally misrepresented it.
America’s drift toward fascism is cause for concern
One of our 2019 New Year’s resolutions should be to revive America’s ailing democracy.
Gov. Walker kills Denali wildlife buffer deal
Although the Alaska Constitution guarantees all citizens equal access to Alaska’s wildlife, the state consistently ignores the wildlife viewing interests of thousands of Alaskans.
Offshore leasing plan bodes ill for American waters
Expansion by Trump and Zinke, coupled with rollback in regulations and oversight, increases the risk of spills and accelerating climate change.
Offshore leasing plan bodes ill for American waters
Expansion by Trump and Zinke, coupled with rollback in regulations and oversight, increases the risk of spills and accelerating climate change.
Gov. Walker fails Alaska’s environment
Instead of standing up to the Trump administration, the Walker administration aids and abets the demise of protections in Alaska.
Gov. Walker fails Alaska’s environment
Instead of standing up to the Trump administration, the Walker administration aids and abets the demise of protections in Alaska.
Northern Edge poses threat to marine life
Navy, National Marine Fisheries Service make unfounded assumptions about minimal risk -- and refuse to either change the exercise schedule or accept independent monitoring.
Protection of Denali wildlife is wise in more ways than one
Establishment of a no-kill buffer on state land northeast of Denali National Park would restore viewing of animals worth far more alive than dead.
Obama's marine monument designations are good but ignore coastal waters
It's the near-shore waters of the United States that teem with the most life, and need the most protection -- especially those in Alaska.