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I Went to the Woods: The future of fish

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Alaskans benefit greatly when posturing is replaced with good-faith negotiations, says Jeff Lund. When people come to Alaska they want pristine habitat, not the same drowned forest they could get at home, he says. As projects and proposals birthed in varying visions of Alaska's future are debated around the state, partisanship poisons the water, Lund says.

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I Went to the Woods: The future of fish

Juneau Empire Juneau Empire - The Voice of Alaska's Capital Since 1912 The Forest Service cabin was a sauna so I went outside, stood at the edge of the lake and listened. We had hauled in some dry firewood in case the supply had been exhausted over the winter, but were happy to find a few rounds in the shed. I chopped with delight, remembering the skill I had honed as a kid growing up in a house with an inefficient wood-burning stove. The fire r…

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