Route probed for environmental impactsScientists working along Alaska Pipeline Project route from Prudhoe Bay to Canadian border; work this summer largest field program Bill White Researcher/writer for the Office of the Federal Coordinator
Squads of scientists this summer have joined the caribou and Dall sheep, eiders and eagles, moose and muskrat, salmon and grayling that inhabit the proposed natural gas pipeline route through Alaska.
The scientists are there to catalog, cross-check and verify the exact nature of that route — from th....
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Myron Fedak in charge Plugging holes Biophysical, cultural teams Understanding the impact
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