The loans can be used to cover debts, payroll and other bills that couldn’t be paid because of the recent crashes.
Fisheries
Seaweed farming inspires high hopes in Alaska for economic and environmental benefits
It is seen as a bright spot in a troubled coastal economy, but seaweed cultivation must overcome many obstacles before it can become big business in the state.
After EPA’s Pebble veto, public comment is open for another mining company to explore nearby
According to the permit application, the activity would start in June 2024 and would continue through 2027.
New forecast zones should provide more accurate weather information for Alaska mariners
The changes are slated to go into effect on Wednesday.
Months before season begins, state closes most Cook Inlet king salmon fishing
This year, the state projects just 2,900 kings in the early run and 13,630 in the late run.
Alaska House passes resolution to protect Southeast Alaska’s troll fisheries from lawsuit
Many of the region’s local governments have passed similar resolutions opposing the lawsuit, including Juneau, Petersburg, Wrangell, Ketchikan and Sitka.