Oil-industry veterans make push into clean energy in a state dominated by fossil fuels VIEW
Alaska's Cook Inlet is a hotbed of green energy ambitions but their success could be stymied.
Could natural, underground hydrogen be a gusher of clean energy in Alaska?
This dreamer is searching for deposits of the clean-burning gas that don’t need to be created from natural gas or water.
Alaska utilities turn to renewables as costs escalate for fossil fuel electricity generation
Solar, wind and small hydropower projects are gaining footholds, but some clean energy pioneers are frustrated with the pace of change.
Biden expands clampdown on U.S. imports of China-processed Russian seafood
The action has been sought by North Pacific seafood industry officials — and their congressional allies — who say that Chinese-processed Russian seafood has contributed...
Inside the struggle to dodge salmon in pursuit of a massive pollock bounty in Bering Sea WATCH
On a Bering Sea fishing trip, the captain of a factory trawler faces growing pressure to keep chum salmon bound for Western Alaska rivers out...
Trawlers accidentally caught 10 orcas off Alaska this year — only one lived
Trawlers from Seattle were among those that caught orcas this year. Scientists are trying to figure out why it's happening more often.
A giant Oregon fire shows the limits of carbon offsets in fighting climate change
To help counter their greenhouse gas pollution, Microsoft and other companies invested millions in a project to store more carbon in Southern Oregon trees. The...
Crossing the perilous Willapa Bay bar holds a steep cost VIEW
The fate of one fisherman in February was a brutal reminder of the perils of crossing the Willapa Bay bar, in an area where the...
PFAS taint drinking water systems in WA, and removing them could get expensive
The Environmental Protection Agency's proposal to regulate "forever chemicals" in drinking water could pose steep costs for public systems across Washington.