Protection of belugas could threaten Southcentral economyAnchorage Chamber of Commerce panel describes concerns for whales, some possible results of National Marine Fisheries Service regulation Kristen Nelson PNA News Editor
The number of beluga whales in Cook Inlet is in decline and the National Marine Fisheries Service is deciding whether the whales should be listed as depleted, threatened or endangered.
Economic impacts from listing the beluga whales could affect all of Southcentral Alaska, speakers warned the Ancho....
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