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Groups Seek Citizen Oversight of Trans-Alaska Pipeline

Anchorage Daily News-Environmentalists, fishermen and others in the Copper River region are spearheading a new effort to boost citizen monitoring of the trans-Alaska oil pipeline. For now, it's hard to tell if their work will pay off. But recently, they've made some headway: A leader within the group, Cordova-based Copper River Watershed Project, received a grant from the federal government's pipeline oversight agency to develop a plan to improve citizen monitoring of the 800-mile line.

Anchorage Daily News (Elizabeth Bluemink)--Environmentalists, fishermen and others in the Copper River region are spearheading a new effort to boost citizen monitoring of the trans-Alaska oil pipeline.

For now, it's hard to tell if their work will pay off. But recently, they've made some headway: A leader within the group, Cordova-based Copper River Watershed Project, received a grant from the federal government's pipeline oversight agency to develop a plan to improve citizen monitoring of the 800-mile line. Click here to see the rest of the article...

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Southcentral Alaska Subsistence Regional Advisory Council Meeting (Dimond Center Hotel: Anchorage, AK, from Mar 10, 2010 08:00 AM to Mar 11, 2010 04:30 PM): The Southcentral Alaska Subsistence Regional Advisory Council Meeting will be taking place at the Dimond Center Hotel in Anchorage. Meeting dates and locations are subject to change. For additional information, teleconferencing arrangements, special accommodations, or agendas, contact the meeting coordinator at least 72 hours prior to the meeting. You may also contact the Office of Subsistence Management: 1-800-478-1456 or (907)-786-3888, or be email at: subsistence@fws.gov. Additional information on the Federal Subsistence Management Program can be found at http://alaska.fws.gov/asm/home.html

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