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Who's going to protect the Cook Inlet Belugas?

Back in January I wrote about the fact that after being defeated in the US presidential elections, the then Governor of Alaska , Sarah Palin had declared war on belugas. Well, you cannot let that pesky wildlife get in the way of a little oil and gas exploitation now can you.       

So now that the US Federal authorities have pointed out that the Cook Inlet belugas are in fact STILL declining, maybe the Alaskan authorities will now join with the US Government and deliver the protection these creatures desperately deserve.

This entry was posted by Chris Butler-Stroud on Wednesday, October 7. 2009 at 15:48. You can leave a response, or trackback from your own blog. All new comments are subject to moderation before being displayed.
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