State regulators on Monday said a leak from a crude oil pipeline in Cook Inlet was halted successfully.
Oceans
Unalaska teen: If you like sushi, take care of the environment
Becoming an Arctic Youth Ambassador was a stretch for Unalaskan Cade Terada. But he’s already become an effective advocate for the oceans.
Video: Can we harness the power of Cook Inlet?
Cook Inlet has some of the most dramatic tidal shifts on the planet. From scientists to startups, many have speculated how this fast-flowing water could be harnessed to produce electricity.
Who runs the lab? In Unalaska, it’s this woman
Nicole Beier always knew she wanted to work in science, but never imagined she’d end up in Unalaska. In a city of men, she’s managing three labs responsible for testing drinking water, salt water, and wastewater as well as fish inspections.
Ask the Energy Desk: What about wave and tidal energy in Alaska?
“I think this is a worthwhile technology because it basically fills in a niche,” said Jeremy Kasper about wave energy generation.
Kake resident remembers ’64 earthquake as state recognizes disaster saftety
A tsunami warning drill takes place once a year, and one village in Southeast has not forgotten the importance of being ready when disaster strikes.




