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January 11, 2006
Administration Gives Key Arctic Wildlife Habitat to Oil Industry
Bush administration guts protections for Alaska's Teshekpuk Lake
October 6, 2005
Western Citizens Seek To Reinstate Roadless Area Protections
Roadless repeal challenged
September 12, 2005
Kensington Gold Mine Violates Clean Water Act
Mine waste disposal sets precedent for new way to pollute Alaska's waters
August 5, 2005
Major Court Ruling in Tongass Forest Case
Forest Service doubled market demand for timber
July 14, 2005
Tongass River Gets Repreive From Logging
Court Orders Protects Situk River Watershed
April 7, 2005
Tongass Settlement Safeguards Roadless Area While Providing Timber for Mills
Settlement prompts Forest Service to better manage the Tongass
November 9, 2004
Conservation, Native Groups Challenge First Tongass Timber Sale to Violate Roadless Rule
Kuiu Island Roadless Area Vital for Native Subsistence Uses, Fishing, Tourism
October 19, 2004
Tongass Roadbuilding and Logging Blocked
Roadless areas of the Tongass at issue
July 14, 2004
Forest Service Forced to Abandon Long-Term Tongass Timber Contract
Conservationists' lawsuit results in settlement to reduce logging
May 28, 2004
Western Arctic Drilling Put on Hold
Lease sale given green light by federal judge
April 29, 2004
"Time Out" Requested on Western Arctic Drilling Plan
Rush to Drill Threatens Alaska Wildlife
April 7, 2004
Court Rules Alaska State Law Illegal
Concerned citizens cannot be denied access to the courts
February 17, 2004
Bush Oil Plan Illegal
Lawsuit calls attention to violations of federal environmental laws
January 22, 2004
Bush Administration Makes Fresh Grab for Alaska Oil
Decision to drill it all ignores public, scientists who called for balance
January 21, 2004
Supreme Court Upholds EPA Decision to Enforce Federal Air Pollution Standards
Alaskan authorities sought weaker standards for mining project