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Theo Greenly

Theo Greenly

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Senior Reporter, KUCB-FM (Unalaska, AK)

Unalaska

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Rural Affairs , Regional Reporting, Environment , Infrastructure, National security, Human Interest , Science

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Total articles 670

  • UAF researchers looked inside spotted seal stomachs. They found microplastics in all but one

    By Theo Greenly Verified| Alaska Public Media Verified New research from the University of Alaska Fairbanks found microplastics in nearly all of the spotted seals' stomachs examined in a recent study, published in the current issue of the peer-reviewed Marine Pollution Bulletin. Plastic is the most common form of marine debris, making up about 80% of ocean pollution, according to the United Nations. As things like water bottles and fishing gear degrade over time, they break down into increasingly smaller pieces.

    By Theo Greenly Verified · Alaska Public Media

    Apr. 15, 2025

  • *BBT ONLY* State imposes ‘unprecedented’ conservation measures for Gulf of Alaska Chinook salmon

    By Theo Greenly Verified| Anchorage Daily News Verified The Alaska Department of Fish and Game is imposing what it calls “unprecedented” conservation measures to address declines of Gulf of Alaska Chinook salmon — also known as king salmon — which is currently under review for listing under the federal Endangered Species Act. The department said in a March 18 announcement that it will be restricting western Alaska king salmon fisheries, including in Kodiak, Chignik and Sand Point.

    By Theo Greenly Verified · Anchorage Daily News

    Apr. 07, 2025

  • Space technology company to build satellite launch site on Adak

    By Theo Greenly Verified| Alaska Public Media Verified The space technology company SpinLaunch has signed a 100-year land lease with the Aleut Corp., the landowning Native corporation on Adak, where it plans to build a launchpad to send satellites into low Earth orbit. The agreement was finalized in October 2024 and announced Thursday in a statement from the Aleut Corp. Aleut Corp. spokesperson Kate Gilling said in an interview that the corporation has been in talks with the California-based space start-up for several years.

    By Theo Greenly Verified · Alaska Public Media

    Apr. 04, 2025

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KUCB-FM (Unalaska, AK)