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Alaskan environmentalist delighted as judge blocks plan to tap oil reserves.(Brief article)
"Teshekpuk Lake is of critical international importance for migratory birds and other wildlife, and this decision gives us a reprieve and a chance to work for permanent protection of that very special place."
When access to a mere 389,000 acres out of an expanse of 23,500,000 acres ...
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