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MAY 3, 2001 Alaska Native and First Nations leaders met in Fairbanks on Wednesday to discuss the effects of a natural gas pipeline on their communities. Economic, social, and cultural impacts were among their key concerns. Some leaders say they don't have the resources to be able to deal with all the effects of a pipeline. Get the Story:
Northern tribes survey pipeline impacts (AP 5/3)
Leaders discuss pipeline issues
Facebook TwitterMAY 3, 2001 Alaska Native and First Nations leaders met in Fairbanks on Wednesday to discuss the effects of a natural gas pipeline on their communities. Economic, social, and cultural impacts were among their key concerns. Some leaders say they don't have the resources to be able to deal with all the effects of a pipeline. Get the Story:
Northern tribes survey pipeline impacts (AP 5/3)
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