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University of Alaska Fairbanks researchers will partner with Galena residents on a Yukon River hydroelectric project.
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A new grocery store opened Wednesday in Delta Junction, more than two years after the old store’s roof collapsed under a heavy snow load. Hundreds of area residents turned out to finally be able to shop locally for groceries.
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Environmental activists toured several contaminated sites around Fairbanks last week, with the hope of drawing attention from federal officials.
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A long-worked Climate Action and Adaptation Plan was unanimously rejected by the Fairbanks North Star Borough Assembly early this morning. In a meeting that went past 1:00 a.m., the Assembly voted after a long public hearing and a citizen rally.
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A proposal to start designing a new building for recycling in Fairbanks failed to get the funding.
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NewsActivists blocked a road leading into the Nenana Totchaket Agricultural Project for two days earlier this week. Members of Alaska-based Native Movement set up the blockade after work began on a road leading into the ag project, located just west of Nenana. The activists want state officials to reconsider their plans for both the road and ag project.
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