by Aaron Ford | Apr 23, 2026 | Climate Change, Alaska State Legislature, Cook Inlet
It is difficult to complete the most basic tasks in our modern society without consumer electronics. Computers are ubiquitous, and we depend on them to establish our identity, file a tax return, or stay in touch with our loved ones. Even the word ‘computer’ sounds...
by Aaron Ford | Apr 8, 2026 | Drawdown, Climate Change, Recycling
Homer Drawdown is a community-led, grassroots organization working to sequester carbon, reduce emissions, and ultimately fight the climate crisis that affects us all. Composed of volunteers from the local area, the group follows the framework outlined in the book...
by Ben Boettger | Apr 8, 2026 | AK LNG, Climate Change, Energy & Alaska
I’ve been writing heavily about the Alaska LNG project, a proposed 800-mile natural gas pipeline from the North Slope to a planned liquefaction plant and export terminal in Nikiski. All the words I’ve committed to AK LNG might seem wasted – it remains very...
by Inletkeeper | Feb 5, 2026 | Lease Sales, Climate Change, Energy & Alaska, Oil & Gas
Last year, the Bureau of Ocean Energy Management (BOEM) prematurely scrapped an offshore management plan that protected Alaskan coastal waters from oil and gas leasing. Now, the agency is planning multiple leases for Lower Cook Inlet in their new 5-year plan. It’s...
by David Knight | Dec 6, 2025 | Climate Change, Salmon
In 2022, the Kenai Peninsula Fish Habitat Partnership, a coalition of agencies, scientists, and conservation organizations, including Cook Inletkeeper, released the document – 2022 Freshwater Conservation Plan A Plan to protect Fish and Fish Habitat in the...
by Loren Barrett | Nov 17, 2025 | Clean Water, Climate Change, Salmon
Thanks to your support, Inletkeeper will be launching a new science project on the Little Susitna River in summer 2026. The Little Susitna has been identified by regional partners as a top priority watershed for managing salmon habitats and as one of the most...
