GVEA’s Burning Decision on Healy Unit 1
Article by Patrice LaVigne. Photo credit Alaska Public Media. Photo shows the smaller Healy Unit 1 sitting next to the
Healy
COMMENT DEADLINE OCTOBER 31: Denali Borough planning recommendations
The consulting firm of Agnew::Beck was recently hired by the Denali Borough to assist with creating a management system for Borough-owned
Denali Borough to have meetings to discuss Agnew::Beck land planning recommendations
ATTEND A MEETING AND SHARE YOUR VIEWS The consulting firm of Agnew::Beck was recently hired by the Denali Borough to assist
Read DCC comments supporting ACR #7
On July 30, 2015, the Alaska Wildlife Alliance and Denali Citizens Council submitted comments in support of ACR #7, to
Jan-Feb 2012 DCC News
A hefty edition with articles on Susitna-Watana Hydro project, Eva Creek Wind Farm, Alaska Stand Alone Pipeline, hunting and predator
Local candidates discuss coalbed methane development and more in Healy
Candidates for local offices met with the public on Tuesday November 2nd to discuss local issues. This annual Candidate Forum,
In-State Natural Gas Pipeline Seeks to Temporarily Use Denali Borough Lands
Reprinted from the September-October Denali Citizens Council News (with links to more information): The Alaska Gasline Development Corporation (AGDC) discussed
A Good Time – and a Good Deal – for Getting Your Well Water Tested
The State of Alaska has issued an exploration license to Usibelli Coal Mine, Inc. to explore for gas within the
DCC files Opening Brief in its Appeal of Healy Gas Best Interest Finding
On August 26, 2011, the Denali Citizens Council (DCC) filed its opening brief in the Alaska Superior Court lawsuit against
Eva Creek Wind Farm Permitting Phase Blows Through
The Division of Mining, Land and Water (DMLW) released four separate land-use permits associated with the Eva Creek Wind Farm,
DCC and NPCA support the FRAC Act – mandating disclosure of fracking chemicals
The FRAC Act, just re-introduced in Congress, would mandate disclosure of chemicals used in hydraulic fracturing, and would repeal the 2005 exclusion