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40 Years

From the Board President

 
"A healthy environment, prosperity, sustainability, national security and many other issues of great importance are interwoven in complex ways that too often get short shrift in our public dialogues. Northern Center staff, board, and members have been dedicated to pursuing these critical avenues of thought and action for the past forty years.  With your continued support, we’re ready for the next forty.
~ Jon Miller
 


 
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Coal Ash Report February 2011

Coal Ash Report February 2011

At the request of local residents concerned about coal ash contamination, a sampling project was conducted in the Fairbanks area in June 2010. To protect our communities, we need coal ash to be regulated effectively as hazardous waste with safeguards for storage, handling, transport and disposal.

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Harvard Medical School Report

Harvard Medical School Report

energy is essential to our daily lives, and for the past century and a half we have depended on fossil fuels to produce it. But, from extraction to combustion, coal, oil and natural gas have multiple health, environmental and economic impacts that are proving costly for society. Coal carries a heavy burden...

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Toxic Waters Run Deep

Toxic Waters Run Deep

Recent research done by our staff and others has shown that coal ash disposal sites frequently contaminate surface water and groundwater.   This report addresses a more specific question, and it has to do with federal solid waste law. Subtitle D of the Resource Conservation and Recovery Act (RCRA) prohibits disposal of solid waste in a way that causes certain kinds of groundwater contamination.

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