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Mother Jones5mon
Arctic Refuge Is One of Earth’s Last Truly Wild Places. Trump Calls it America’s “Biggest Oil Farm.”
The Arctic National Wildlife Refuge (ANWR) is one of the Earth’s last intact ecosystems. Vast and little-known, this 19 million-acre expanse along Alaska’s north slope is home to some of the ...
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‘America’s Serengeti’: oil, gas, and the fight for Native inclusion in Alaska’s arctic refuge
On January 9th, the United States Department of the Interior will hold the second of two scheduled auctions for oil and gas ...
Only In Your State13d
We Love Our National Parks, but This Alaska Wildlife Refuge Is Just as Spectacular
Alaska's national parks are known for their natural wonders, but this national wildlife refuge boasts many of the same iconic ...
The Washington Post7mon
What to do about one of America's last
Alaska’s Arctic National Wildlife Refuge ranks as one of the wildest ... The village resembles many North Slope towns, with wide gravel roads that scatter dust as ATVs speed past, and ...
Alaska Dispatch News12mon
An Alaska wildlife refuge is changing its wildfire strategy to limit carbon emissions
At the Yukon Flats National Wildlife Refuge, managers are experimenting ... part of Indigenous traditions around North America. The Gwich’in practice involves controlled fires lit in open ...
The Hill1mon
Stop gambling taxpayer dollars on Arctic drilling delusions
Congress is once again floating the idea of using projected oil and gas revenues from leasing in the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge ... in Alaska’s National Petroleum Reserve and North ...