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Nathaniel Herz is an Anchorage-based journalist and the author of Northern Journal. To support Northern Journal, subscribe here.
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LNG Imports Likely Coming to Anchorage. Advocates Say Policy Changes Can Forestall Them.

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This article was originally published by Northern Journal and is republished here with permission. You can subscribe to Northern Journal here. If you pay for...
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Gleason Hands Alaska and AIDEA an Arctic Refuge Defeat

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This story was originally published in the Northern Journal, and was republished here with permission. To subscribe to the Northern Journal, go here. A federal...
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Dunleavy’s Investment Whisperer, a Death on the North Slope

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This week’s digest of short news items from across Alaska includes items on the death of a North Slope oil industry engineer who was...
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Anchorage’s Electric Utility Elects Two “Clean Energy” Board Candidates, Re-Elects Incumbent Chair

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Members of Chugach Electric Association, the Anchorage-based cooperative utility that generates nearly half of urban Alaska’s power, rejected one incumbent and elected two new...
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As Natural Gas Shortage Looms, Alaska Utilities and Advocates Feud Over Renewable Power Bill

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Even before Alaska GOP Gov. Mike Dunleavy unveiled a bill to require the state’s utilities to generate more power from renewable sources, executives were...
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To Protect Orcas, Federal Judge Orders Closure of Iconic Southeast Alaska Troll Fishery

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A federal judge issued an order Tuesday that appears to close an iconic Southeast Alaska salmon fishery for at least the summer season —...
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Anchorage’s electric utility is having the most hotly contested election in years

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This survey was produced in collaboration with the Northern Journal, a newsletter published by Nathaniel Herz, and the Anchorage Daily News. It is republished here...
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AIDEA paid $63,500 to settle ex-spokesman’s wrongful termination lawsuit

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Alaska Gov. Mike Dunleavy’s administration late last year quietly settled a lawsuit against the state’s embattled economic development agency, agreeing to pay its former...
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Letter from Yakutat: Deep cuts on the Lost Coast

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Centuries ago, a few dozen Alaska Natives left their home on an epic migration. They were of Ahtna descent, and their trip began in Alaska’s...
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Inside Kodiak’s Crab Standoff

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After the heat wave-induced collapse of the Bering Sea snow crab fishery, some fishermen were looking, with hope, at the upcoming tanner crab harvest out of...
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Alaska wants to profit by leaving timber uncut and pumping carbon underground

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For decades, Alaska’s economy has depended on the extraction and harvest of natural resources — industries like pumping oil out of the ground, and...
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Alaska attorney general headlines $15,000-a-head fundraiser for conservative group

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Alaska Attorney General Treg Taylor is headlining a $15,000-per-person fundraiser for a conservative organization that ran attack ads against liberal state legislators this year...
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