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Report: Net Public Benefits of the Chuitna Coal Project

Analysis of the potential economic costs and benefits of the Chuitna Coal Strip Mine in Upper Cook Inlet finds that economic damages to fisheries and other uses could be over six times greater than the economic benefits that may flow from the sale of coal to Asian markets.

Analysis of the potential economic costs and benefits of the Chuitna Coal Strip Mine in Upper Cook Inlet finds that economic damages to fisheries and other uses could be over six times greater than the economic benefits that may flow from the sale of coal to Asian markets.

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