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Yereth Rosen, Alaska Beacon

Yereth Rosen, Alaska Beacon
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Yereth Rosen came to Alaska in 1987 to work for the Anchorage Times. She has reported for Reuters, for the Alaska Dispatch News, for Arctic Today and for other organizations. She covers environmental issues, energy, climate change, natural resources, economic and business news, health, science and Arctic concerns. In her free time, she likes to ski and watch her son's hockey games.

Federal judge faults environmental analysis for planned huge gold mine in Western Alaska

Regulators violated laws when they failed to consider impacts of a catastrophic dam failure before issuing a key permit for the controversial Donlin mine, the judge rules.

Alaska judge strikes down requirement that only licensed physicians provide abortions

A Superior Court judge agreed with Planned Parenthood that barring clinicians like nurse practitioners from providing services violates equal-protection, privacy rights.

Justice to monitor Alaska primary election for compliance with language requirements

The U.S. Justice Department plans to monitor operations at polling places in parts of rural Alaska on Tuesday, the state’s primary election day, for compliance with the federal Voting Rights Act.

Record-high temperatures bake Deadhorse and other sites on Alaska’s North Slope

This story was originally published in the Alaska Beacon. A scorching hot day in Alaska’s Arctic set multiple records on Tuesday, according to the National Weather Service. At...

Bill mandating end to use of PFAS-containing firefighting foams becomes law in Alaska

The new law, in effect without the governor’s signature, requires a switch to PFAS-free foams by Jan. 1 and sets up a system to help rural villages get rid of them.

Alaska highlighted in new Department of Defense Arctic strategy

The newly released strategy cites Alaska’s role in protecting the homeland from increased Russian and Chinese threats.

Biden administration makes final decision rejecting Ambler Access Project in Alaska

A BLM record of decision made formal the rejection announced in April, and the agency also backs continued ban on development for 28 million acres.

Disabled Alaskans encountered barriers in recent elections, Justice Department investigation finds

Alaska failed to accommodate people with disabilities who were trying to cast votes in various 2022 and 2023 elections, a violation of federal law, the U.S. Justice Department said on Tuesday.

Gov. Dunleavy examining energy bills passed by Alaska Legislature

The governor expressed optimism about a bill on carbon storage and other energy provisions but was pondering next steps on royalty relief bills that failed to pass.

Alaska Legislature adjourns after passing priority bills, but not without a last-hour struggle

House lawmakers passed five bills after midnight deadline, but a sixth caused uncertainty and anger before the end.

Proposed Ambler road project cited as threat to Kobuk River in Arctic Alaska

This story was originally published in Alaska Beacon. Alaska’s Kobuk River, which flows out of the Brooks Range above the Arctic Circle, is among the most...

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