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Kenai to ban dipnet fish waste from beaches

...bacteria that builds up in the water, said Tim Stevens, Department of Environmental Conservation environmental program specialist for the division of water.Stevens said the majority of the bacteria found in the water likely comes from bird...

http://peninsulaclarion.com/news/2013-04-23/kenai-to-ban-dipnet-fish-waste-from-
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Nikiski residents oppose drilling waste site

...has not been defined even though it migrated across property boundaries." Peter Campbell, a DEC environmental program specialist, said a well installation report indicates the groundwater in the area flows to the southwest - from the Arness...

http://peninsulaclarion.com/news/2012-07-07/nikiski-residents-oppose-drilling-wa
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DEC eyes Nikiski monofill closure finances

...if they are bidding a project for the state to come in and finish this.'"Nathaniel Emery, an environmental program specialist with DEC, said the agency does not have any regulatory reason to not permit the site. However, if AIMM can't...

http://peninsulaclarion.com/news/2012-12-02/dec-eyes-nikiski-monofill-closure-fi
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Oil drilling waste site proposed near Nikiski

...drilling muds and sometimes hydrocarbons, according to a press release issued by Nathaniel Emery, environmental program specialist with Alaska Department of Environmental Conservation. Monofills are landfills intended only for a single type of...

http://peninsulaclarion.com/news/2012-06-29/oil-drilling-waste-site-proposed-nea
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Nikiski waste site permitting stalled

...financing of the site, among other issues, before it makes a decision, said Nathaniel Emery, an environmental program specialist with DEC. Those questions and concerns were submitted in a June 21 letter from Emery to the company and had not...

http://peninsulaclarion.com/news/2012-10-21/nikiski-waste-site-permitting-stalle
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Truck spills chemical in Nikiski

...truck spilled about 240 gallons of a corrosion inhibitor in Nikiski on Wednesday. Don Fritz, an environmental programs specialist at the Department of Environmental Conservation said a container carrying 350 gallons of the chemical fell off...

http://peninsulaclarion.com/news/2011-10-21/truck-spills-chemical-in-nikiski
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Kenai River hydrocarbon levels continue to meet standards

...water quality standards for that particular parameter - being hydrocarbons," said Tim Stevens, Environmental Program Specialist for DEC.The tests, Ruffner said, involve about 25 people testing for 17 parameters at 22 sites on the river...

http://peninsulaclarion.com/news/2011-08-26/kenai-river-hydrocarbon-levels-conti
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Borough seeks new HR director: Time for a change, says Carey

...employment with the borough she served as the administrative manager for the Alaska Military Youth Academy as well as program specialist for the University of Alaska. Carey said he valued Miller's time spent with the borough. "I greatly appreciate...

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Clean bill of health: Kenai River taken off polluted waterway list

...department believes the ban on two-stroke boat engines on the river led to the improvement. Department Environmental Programs Specialist Timothy Stevens said that, at one time, testing on the Kenai found hydrocarbon levels to be twice the accepted...

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2008 hydrocarbon levels studies pending

...Oasis Environmental Inc. to monitor the Kenai during the king salmon fishery, said Stevens, DEC environmental program specialist for Anchorage and Southcentral Alaska. Oasis sampled two locations within the KRSMA area at river Miles 10.1...

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