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Spring 2022 Articles
Ask DNR to reject Palmer Mine five-year reclamation plan
Read more about the permit here.
Comment: Tell the USDA to strengthen the National Old Growth Amendment
UPDATE: The comment period has closed! Thanks to everyone who commented! The National Old Growth...
Tell ADEC: WE EAT FISH! #MyFCR
Alaska’s water quality standards are supposed to be based in part on how much fish we eat. In...
Sign the petition: Alaskans deserve protective Water Quality Standards
Bad news, good news: Scrubber pollution is a problem — it doesn’t have to be
It’s time to call for an end to cruise ship scrubber pollution in Alaska waters Do you want the...
Big news for big trees? What does NOGA mean for the Tongass?
Big news for big trees? The Biden Administration has released draft plans for old-growth...
Press Release: EPA requires new Alaska water quality standards for health of fish loving Alaskans
Response to a 2015 SEACC petition acknowledges Alaskans’ high fish consumption rates and...
EPA requires new Alaska water quality standards for health of fish loving Alaskans
Response to a 2015 SEACC petition acknowledges Alaskans’ high fish consumption rates and...
Ravencall Spring/Summer 2024
Comment: Take 30 seconds to request an extension on the Palmer Project 5-Year PoO comment period
How long does it take you to read a 300-page novel? Now, how long do you think it would take to...
Ask DNR to reject Palmer Mine five-year reclamation plan
Read more about the permit here.
Comment: Tell the USDA to strengthen the National Old Growth Amendment
UPDATE: The comment period has closed! Thanks to everyone who commented! The National Old Growth Amendment was introduced by the USDA as “a first-of-its-kind proposal to amend all 128 forest land management plans” to conserve old-growth forest conditions in response...
Tell ADEC: WE EAT FISH! #MyFCR
Alaska’s water quality standards are supposed to be based in part on how much fish we eat. In reality, the Alaska Department of Environmental Conservation uses a Fish Consumption Rate of just 6.5 grams per day (we checked, it’s like one bite). That means our water...
Sign the petition: Alaskans deserve protective Water Quality Standards
Bad news, good news: Scrubber pollution is a problem — it doesn’t have to be
It’s time to call for an end to cruise ship scrubber pollution in Alaska waters Do you want the good news or the bad news first? The bad news is large cruise ships visiting Alaska are discharging millions of gallons of pollution into Alaska waters daily. Most large...
Big news for big trees? What does NOGA mean for the Tongass?
Big news for big trees? The Biden Administration has released draft plans for old-growth protections in our National Forests. What does that mean for the Tongass? Well, it’ll take some deep reading to know for sure, but you know we’re up to the challenge. Meanwhile,...
Press Release: EPA requires new Alaska water quality standards for health of fish loving Alaskans
Response to a 2015 SEACC petition acknowledges Alaskans’ high fish consumption rates and disproportionate health impacts The Environmental Protection Agency has demanded changes to the Alaska Department of Environmental Conservation’s water quality standards within...
EPA requires new Alaska water quality standards for health of fish loving Alaskans
Response to a 2015 SEACC petition acknowledges Alaskans’ high fish consumption rates and disproportionate health impacts Great news for people who love fish — we got a response from the EPA about a petition we filed way back in 2015 saying they’re requiring Alaska to...
Ravencall Spring/Summer 2024
Comment: Take 30 seconds to request an extension on the Palmer Project 5-Year PoO comment period
How long does it take you to read a 300-page novel? Now, how long do you think it would take to read 294 pages of a mine's 5-year operating plan? OK, you don't really have to answer that — we can tell you now that two weeks to read the Palmer Project's 5-year Plan of...