The plant was partially shut down for more than 24 hours over the weekend. Officials have not identified the source of the spill, but said it looks like an isolated incident.
Environment
Murkowski introduces bill to renew funding for landslide projects nationwide
State officials say the original funding has played a major role in fueling Alaska’s efforts to respond to landslide risk, which is intensifying with climate change.
Toxic algal blooms in Southeast will likely become less predictable with warming seas
Sitka had an early bloom that led to high shellfish toxins in April, and there is currently a paralytic shellfish toxin advisory across Southeast for recreational and subsistence harvest.
Juneau’s escaped German Shepherd has been captured and returned to her family
Juneau Animal Rescue announced that animal control officers and a volunteer helped capture Jackie last week.
One branch at a time: 2025 Herring Egg Harvest
Alaska Natives celebrate spring by eating and sharing eggs across the state.
Humpback whale health study could prompt new whale watching regulations in Juneau
Juneau is a refuge for humpback whale moms and their calves, but the sheer number of whale watching boats may be harming them.