“Dog poop on trails, it’s such a contentious subject,” Bob Deering said.
Elizabeth Jenkins, Alaska's Energy Desk - Juneau
New Southeast atlas identifies valuable habitat and threats
The atlas features bear viewing hotspots and birding locations. But also, what Audubon Alaska believes are human-caused dangers to these environments.
One last chance to protest at the end of an era for the Tongass
If the objection letters are any indication, several agencies and groups are still not content for different reasons.
Why Alaska utilities can build now, ask for rate increases later
Alaska’s privately owned electric utilities can’t increase their rates overnight. But customers get little say about projects already on the books.
AEL&P announces how much electric rates could go up
The company announced Friday that, overall, Juneau customers can expect to pay 8 percent more on their electric bill by the end of 2017.
A hydro license brings district heating one step closer in Juneau
Juneau Hydropower Inc. was recently awarded a federal license for Sweetheart Lake Dam. It could power a gold mine and supply heat to the downtown core of the capital city with an innovative system.