Living Downstream of B.C.’s Gold Rush: Alaska’s Fishermen Fear End of ‘Last Wild Frontier’
No fish in the car, warned the rental car attendant at Juneau airport, with the...
Alaskan Tourism Operators at Mercy of Canadian Mining Regulations
Smooth lumps of translucent blue ice float alongside rock-encrusted icebergs that have broken from Shakes...
B.C. First Nations and Alaskan Natives Join Forces to Fight Border Mines
A powerful alliance of B.C. First Nations and Southeast Alaska natives has been forged in...
‘Industrialization of the Wilderness’: Wade Davis on the Northwest Transmission Line
An ugly thread of misspent taxpayer dollars, environmental destruction and conflict-of-interest — backed by a...
Alaska Fishing Community Spurred to Action by Mount Polley Spill
Wrangell, Alaska — A fishing boat chugs across the water in front of the patio...
Will a Century-Old Treaty Protect Alaska’s Salmon Rivers from B.C.’s Mining Boom?
Southeast Alaskans, anxious about B.C.'s mining boom along the Alaskan border, are pinning their hopes...
‘It’s the New Wild West’: Alaskans Leery As B.C. Pushes For 10 Mines in Transboundary Salmon Watersheds
Long-held perceptions of Canada as a country with strict environmental standards and B.C. as a...
B.C. Mine Approvals ‘Too Much, Too Fast’ According to Alaskans Downstream
B.C.’s approval of a new mine in a transboundary watershed has added fuel to simmering...
Alaskans Ring Alarm Bells Over Potential for More Mount Polley Disasters As B.C. Pushes Forward With New Mines
Worried Alaskans who fear lucrative fisheries and tourism industries are at risk from lax B.C....
