Alaska Brief Newsletter – August 2015
The August 2015 issue of Trustees for Alaska's electronic newsletter, the Alaska Brief. This issue includes stories on the Seward Coal Loading Facility, beluga whales, Chuitna water reservations, and Russ Maddox provides a client perspective.
Final Hearing on Water for Salmon
Final hearing set for precedent setting water reservation applications to preserve water for salmon in the Chuitna River watershed in an area where PacRim wants to destroy 14 miles of a salmon stream to mine for coal.More Pebble News: Alaska Brief Newsletter – June 2015
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Dear Supporter: Spring is here a little early this year, which is...
Beluga Resident Fights Dirty Coal
CLIENT PERSPECTIVE: Judy Heilman, member of the Chuitna Citizens Coalition, shares her...Water for Salmon, Not Coal: Alaska Brief Newsletter – March 2015
Dear Supporter: Let’s Not Trade Salmon for Coal Across Cook Inlet from Anchorage...
Water for Salmon, Not Coal
Middle Creek, an important salmon spawning tributary of the Chuitna River in...Just Say No to Coal: Alaska Brief Newsletter – February 2015
Dear Supporter, In last month’s edition of the Alaska Brief I shared with...Important Cases for 2015: Alaska Brief Newsletter – January 2015
Dear Supporter, As we begin 2015 and look ahead, I am also...Important Cases in 2015
23 Jan, 2015
in America's Arctic, Clean Air and Water, Climate Change, Marine Ecosystems, Wild Lands & Wildlife
Trustees for Alaska is working on important conservation issues and legal cases...
in America's Arctic, Clean Air and Water, Climate Change, Marine Ecosystems, Wild Lands & Wildlife
Brian Litmans’ Story: Pittsburgh to Pristine Alaska
Brian Litmans, Trustees for Alaska Senior Staff Attorney, works on climate change,...
40 Years of Defending Alaska – 1974-2014
15 Dec, 2014
in America's Arctic, Clean Air and Water, Climate Change, Marine Ecosystems, News, Wild Lands & Wildlife
1974-1984: The First Decade Beirne Homestead Initiative Trustees for Alaska challenged the...
in America's Arctic, Clean Air and Water, Climate Change, Marine Ecosystems, News, Wild Lands & Wildlife
Valerie Brown Named Legal Director for Trustees
Trustees for Alaska has a new Legal Director, but she’s not new...
Loser Pays Rule Violates Rights of Citizens
Without going to court, Trustees for Alaska won a major victory last...
A Dirty Business
Mining for coal is a damn dirty business. There are no two-ways...Our Clients
30 Nov, 2013
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October 2013 Legal Brief Newsletter
Download a copy of the October 2013 Legal Brief In this issue: Chuitna...Trustees petitions Alaska Department of Fish and Game to protect salmon streams
Today, Trustees for Alaska submitted a petition to the Alaska Department of...March 13, 2013 Press Release
Alaskans Seek Common Sense Rules to Protect Salmon Habitat Petition also requests...March 2013 Legal Brief Newsletter
Greetings, I used to enjoy seeing beluga whales frolicking in the waters...February 2013 Legal Brief
Dear Trustees for Alaska Supporter, Trustees for Alaska has been very busy!...February 2010 Legal Brief
Dear Friend, One of the hallmarks of Trustees for Alaska is our...Studies: Coal mine would destroy Cook Inlet salmon streams
Analyses show that damage from PacRim’s proposed Chuitna strip-mining operation would be...
Cook Inlet Beluga Whales Listed As Endangered
Cook Inlet’s beluga whales were listed as an endangered species last week....- 1
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