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Alaska journalist. Hockey and rowing mom. Alaska Beacon reporter. Covering environment, climate, science, fisheries, health, etc. @YJRosen@mastodon.world
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Feds sending $99 million in aid to address three declared Alaska fishery disasters Original

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By Yereth Rosen Verified
| Alaska Beacon Verified
by Yereth Rosen, Alaska Beacon June 18, 2026 Alaska has been allocated about $99 million in new fishery disaster assistance, making up the majority of the $123.6 million in aid that federal officials on Wednesday said is headed to Alaska, Washington, Oregon and California. In Alaska, the money is to address previously declared fishery disasters for Bering Sea snow crab and Chignik and Cook Inlet salmon harvests, the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration’s Fishery service said.
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Alaska Republican among Congress members seeking to save ocean science network Original

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By Yereth Rosen Verified
| The Reflector Verified
Sen. Lisa Murkowski, R-Alaska, is among several members of Congress trying to prevent the National Science Foundation from dismantling portions of an instrument system that monitors the nation’s oceans. The National Science Foundation plans to pull out much of the instrumentation in the Ocean Observatories Initiative system, which began operating in 2016 and was intended to last for three decades.
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Alaska natural gas pipeline dreams stretch over half a century Original

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By Yereth Rosen Verified
| Alaska Beacon Verified
Flames from burning gas stream into air on Aug. 23, 2018 at a facility within the Greater Prudhoe Bay Unit on Alaska's North Slope. Prudhoe Bay and other fields hold vast amounts of natural gas that is routinely produced with the oil, then reinjected into the reservoirs because there is no ecomically viable way to send those known reserves to major markets.
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