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Got Caution? Or Where is the Safety Factor?

Got Caution? Or Where is the Safety Factor?

Posted by Wayne Jenkins at Feb 17, 2012 11:58 AM |

We need to design into our use and manipulation of nature a “safety factor”. Good management would include “generous margins of safety” that would avoid tipping points and disaster. The same reasoning supports wearing a seatbelt while driving or leaving appropriate space between you and the car in front of you or saving money for a rainy day.

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Coal and Your Health Lecture Series

Coal and Your Health Lecture Series

Posted by Dennis Gann at Feb 10, 2012 05:35 PM |

Alaskans have a great opportunity to learn about coal’s impacts to our health during the upcoming Alaska Lecture Tour: Coal and Your Health, February 14th-17th.

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The Cook Inlet Watershed, Inletkeeper and Me

The Cook Inlet Watershed, Inletkeeper and Me

Posted by rob@inletkeeper.org at Feb 06, 2012 12:15 PM |

Perspective: My name is Rob Ernst and I have been on the board of directors of Cook Inletkeeper for over ten years.

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Creative Giving

Creative Giving

Posted by Susanna Sharp at Feb 01, 2012 12:45 PM |

There are many ways to support Cook Inletkeeper's important work, and we encourage you be imaginative when you express how much you value clean water and healthy fish in the Cook Inlet watershed.

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