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Jeremy Hsieh
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Reporter, Alaska Public Media
Anchorage
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By Jeremy Hsieh Verified| Alaska Public Media Verified Gov. Mike Dunleavy announced a pivotal decision on Wednesday that will affect the future of clean hydroelectric power generation, drinking water and fish habitat in the Anchorage area. The governor’s decision sets up three scenarios. Residents should expect at least modest changes to partially restore Eklutna River, though there’s potential for something much more ambitious. First, the default: A partial restoration of what’s now a mostly dry Eklutna River and some former salmon habitat in it.
By Jeremy Hsieh Verified| Alaska Public Media Verified Eugene Cho walks into a downtown business with a small stack of the latest edition of the Anchorage Korean News in hand. He bought the free, weekly newspaper in January. “안녕하세요” or “Annyeonghaseyo,” he says, greeting Benjamin Kim in Korean. Kim owns the print shop Copy Alaska. He also sells point-of-sale systems that he markets to other Korean business owners in Cho’s newspaper. The shop is one of nearly 100 distribution points for the paper around the city.
By Jeremy Hsieh Verified| Alaska Public Media Verified Gov. Mike Dunleavy announced a pivotal decision on Wednesday that will affect the future of clean hydroelectric power generation, drinking water and fish habitat in the Anchorage area. The governor’s decision sets up three scenarios. Residents should expect at least modest changes to partially restore Eklutna River, though there’s potential for something much more ambitious. First, the default: A partial restoration of what’s now a mostly dry Eklutna River and some former salmon habitat in it.
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Alaska Public Media
Alaska Public Media harnesses the power of multiple media platforms to make a more informed and connected life possible for all Alaskans. Alaska Public Media produces and presents news and content that provides lifelong learning opportunities in public affairs, health and leisure, science and nature, economic and social development, civic engagement and world events. The company is located in Southcentral Alaska and is comprised of KSKA radio, KAKM-TV and alaskapublic.org. Alaska Public Media also operates the Alaska Public Radio Network (APRN) and a shared television service with KTOO in Juneau and KYUK in Bethel. Alaska Public Media and its affiliates deliver content that reaches 96% of the population of Alaska.
Anchorage, Alaska, United States
+1 907-550-8400
Founded: 1972