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Sweetheart Lake Hydropower Project Near Juneau Seeks Two More Years as Construction Deadline Passes
3+ day, 16+ hour ago (897+ words) The federal deadline to begin building the Sweetheart Lake hydroelectric project south of Juneau, Alaska, passed on Sept. 8 with the developer's request for more time still pending. The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission published notice of Juneau Hydropower Inc.'s request…...
NOAA Grants Pierce County a 30 Year Levee Permit Covering Threatened Puget Sound Salmon
4+ day, 6+ hour ago (689+ words) NOAA Fisheries has issued Pierce County a federal permit that will govern how the county maintains its levees and revetments for the next three decades, and the agency announced the decision publicly for the first time this week. For residents…...
EPA Publishes Four Tribal Air Permit Notices Covering Approvals Back to 2015 and a Scottsdale Costco Fuel Station
4+ day, 1+ hour ago (803+ words) Four Environmental Protection Agency notices published in the Federal Register on September 9 give the public formal notice of air permitting actions on tribal lands in Arizona and New Mexico. Some of the decisions being noticed were made more than a…...
Great Sitkin Volcano Enters a Sixth Year of Lava Effusion with Its Alert Level Unchanged
5+ day, 13+ hour ago (796+ words) One of the longest-running volcanic eruptions in the United States is happening on an uninhabited island in the central Aleutians, and it has generated almost no public attention because it has stopped doing the one thing that makes volcanoes newsworthy....
California Volcano Observatory Finds No Sign of Magma in the Coso Earthquake Swarm
6+ day, 1+ hour ago (807+ words) An earthquake swarm that began on August 20 inside the Coso Volcanic Field in Inyo County, California has continued for weeks, and the U.S. Geological Survey has repeatedly said the same thing about it: there is no sign that magma is involved....
Oil Operators on Wildlife Refuges Must Report Animal Deaths Within 24 Hours Under Rules Now Open for Comment
5+ day, 12+ hour ago (1070+ words) Companies drilling for oil and gas inside national wildlife refuges must tell the federal government within 24 hours whenever their operations injure or kill fish, wildlife, or endangered or threatened plants. That requirement, along with the rest of the reporting regime…...
Wyoming Pipeline Would Feed Gas to a Soda Ash Plant, and FERC Comments Close October 1
5+ day, 12+ hour ago (928+ words) Federal energy regulators have opened the window in which Wyoming residents can shape what a pipeline environmental review actually examines, and it closes at 5 p.m. Eastern Time on October 1. The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission issued a scoping notice on September 4 for…...
NOAA Opens Public Comment on BBC Plan to Film Monomoy Gray Seals with Drones
5+ day, 14+ hour ago (914+ words) The National Marine Fisheries Service has opened a public comment period on an application from BBC Natural History and Factual Productions Ltd. to film gray seals at Monomoy Island off Cape Cod, Massachusetts, using both ground crews and drones. Written…...
USGS Reopens Comment on Its Survey of the Earth Sites That Stand In for Other Planets
5+ day, 14+ hour ago (636+ words) Before a rover reaches Mars or an astronaut walks on the Moon, the mission is rehearsed on Earth, on ground chosen because it resembles the destination. Cinder fields stand in for regolith. Impact craters stand in for impact craters. Lava…...
Bat Genomes Link Virus Defense and Long Life as White-Nose Syndrome Thins Myotis Colonies
6+ day, 17+ hour ago (760+ words) The finding matters beyond the laboratory because these are the same animals whose populations have collapsed across the eastern United States. Myotis species are among the hardest hit by white-nose syndrome, and the little brown bat that anchored the study's…...