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Tim Bodony

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As seen in: KIYU-FM (Galena, AK), MDPI, Alaska Public Media, KTOO Public Media (Juneau, AK)
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Are Electric Vehicles a Solution for Arctic Isolated Microgrid Communities?

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By Michelle Wilber, Jennifer Schmidt, Tobias Schwoerer, Tim Bodony
| MDPI
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Yukon subsistence fisherman get first targeted opening for Yukon salmon in 5 years

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By Tim Bodony
| KTOO Public Media (Juneau, AK) Verified
Subsistence fishermen on the Yukon are getting some rare gillnet openings during the middle of the summer season, and will be allowed to keep any king salmon they catch. Targeted openings for Yukon king salmon have not occurred in more than 5 years, though occasionally subsistence users are allowed to keep kings taken as bycatch in the summer chum fishery.
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Snow geese numbers rise after protective actions

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By Tim Bodony
| KTOO Public Media (Juneau, AK) Verified
Like other large waterfowl species, the North American population of snow geese was decimated in the early part of the twentieth century due to over hunting. But since then, thanks to hunting restrictions and habitat protection, snow geese numbers have bounced back strongly – some might say a bit too strongly. Wildlife management officials are now trying to curtail the growth of snow geese colonies on the North Slope, before they get out of hand.
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