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Photo courtesy of the Alaska Abandoned Mine Program.The project is part of a $16B national initiative to clean up coal pollution. -
Alaska Railbelt Reliability CouncilGolden Valley Electric Association announced Monday that the utility may have to resort to briefly shutting off power to customers during winter if it encounters a worst-case scenario.
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An Eielson Air Force Base contractor has excavated about a thousand tons of soil from a site in Salcha contaminated by more than 700 gallons of jet fuel. -
Demolition will begin next month on an old outbuilding near the mothballed nuclear power plant on Fort Greely that was shut down more than 50 years ago. Dismantling work on the plant itself is expected to begin in the fall of 2025. -
A federal agency has selected Fairbanks-based Golden Valley Electric Association for a program that could provide more than $270 million dollars in grants and zero-interest loans to boost the co-op’s capacity to generate electricity with wind power. -
The federal Bureau of Land Management is working through development of a recreation plan for the Castner Glacier area. An Environmental Assessment of the proposed plan for the increasingly popular area along the Richardson Highway south of Delta Junction has drawn mixed response from the public.
