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When the ice melts, what will happen to Arctic tourism?

Glimmering aurora have returned to light up northern night skies, meaning that summer is drawing to a close. With these…

Mia Bennett 0September 29, 2018
USA/Alaska

Alaska Native Regional Corporations are responsible for pollution, too

Featured image: Red Dog Mine in Kotzebue, Alaska. Photo: Bob Cummings SGS/Flickr CC-BY-2.0 License. Two weeks ago, I wrote about how…

Mia Bennett 0March 15, 2018
At last week's Senate hearing on ANWR, the sartorial choices between the Gwich'in (3rd from left) and Iñupiat (fourth from left) witnesses were clear.
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In debate over Alaska drilling, two indigenous representatives clash

Featured image: At last week’s Senate hearing on ANWR, the sartorial choices between the Gwich’in (3rd from left) and Iñupiat (fourth…

Mia Bennett 5November 6, 2017

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