Elizabeth Earl

Chicago

Journalist at Freelance

Journalist, writer, radio enthusiast and annoyed cyclist.

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Alaska seafood industry ‘uniquely vulnerable’ to tariff impacts, trade groups say

3 weeks ago | adn.com | Elizabeth Earl

Alaska’s seafood industry could see an outsized impact from international tariffs, according to experts. In April, President Donald Trump announced a major tariff hike on China, escalating up to 145%, and China retaliated with similar rates. Though both governments struck a deal in May delaying any increases by at least 90 days, they haven’t been canceled, and tariffs have stayed elevated since his last presidency.
Split fishery management for Upper Cook Inlet continues into 2025

1 month ago | adn.com | Elizabeth Earl

Upper Cook Inlet fishermen are headed into their second season of management split between the state and federal government with more fish forecast but plenty of controversy. The sockeye forecast is significantly stronger this year than last year, with an estimated 6.9 million red salmon estimated to be returning to Upper Cook Inlet rivers and streams. That’s about a million more than the forecast for last year.
Remembering Ken Coleman, longtime commercial fisheries advocate

Jun 15, 2024 | kbbi.org | Elizabeth Earl

Ken Coleman, a longtime Kenai resident and commercial fisheries activist, died in his home May 7 at age 72. Anyone involved in Cook Inlet fisheries politics in the last 40 years probably either heard of or from Coleman. He was a staple presence at Cook Inlet Board of Fisheries meetings, always ready to put in a word for commercial set-netters, especially with the recent effort to create a permit buyback program.
Cook Inlet prepares for federal management of salmon

May 23, 2024 | adn.com | Elizabeth Earl

NewsCook Inlet prepares for federal management of salmonBy Elizabeth Earl for Alaska Journal of Commerce Updated: 2 minutes ago Published: 2 minutes agoElizabeth Earl for Alaska Journal of CommerceElizabeth Earl is a freelance reporter based on the Kenai Peninsula. Reach her at [email protected].
Board of Fisheries passes new Kenai king salmon plan

Mar 14, 2024 | adn.com | Elizabeth Earl

NewsBoard of Fisheries passes new Kenai king salmon plan By Elizabeth Earl for Alaska Journal of Commerce Updated: 1 minute ago Published: 1 minute agoElizabeth Earl for Alaska Journal of CommerceElizabeth Earl is a freelance reporter based on the Kenai Peninsula. Reach her at [email protected].
ALASKA: Board of Fisheries passes new Kenai king salmon plan

Mar 11, 2024 | savingseafood.org | Elizabeth Earl

March 11, 2024 — New management policies for Kenai River king salmon mean that sockeye bag limits in the river are up, and commercial setnet fishing is likely to be closed for the foreseeable future. Kenai River late run king salmon are now officially designated a stock of concern, which means a host of changes in the management plan.
Board of Fisheries passes new Kenai king salmon plan

Mar 10, 2024 | adn.com | Elizabeth Earl

New management policies for Kenai River king salmon mean that sockeye bag limits in the river are up, and commercial setnet fishing is likely to be closed for the foreseeable future. Kenai River late run king salmon are now officially designated a stock of concern, which means a host of changes in the management plan.
Big decisions for king salmon at upcoming Cook Inlet Board of Fisheries meeting

Feb 8, 2024 | adn.com | Elizabeth Earl

NewsBig decisions for king salmon at upcoming Cook Inlet Board of Fisheries meetingBy Elizabeth Earl for Alaska Journal of Commerce Updated: 2 minutes ago Published: 2 minutes agoElizabeth Earl for Alaska Journal of CommerceElizabeth Earl is a freelance reporter based on the Kenai Peninsula. Reach her at [email protected].
My Time at the MIRAI Programme

Jan 19, 2024 | palatinate.org.uk | Elizabeth Earl

By Elizabeth EarlIn November, I was fortunate enough to be part of Japan’s MIRAI Programme, an exchange programme giving students across Europe the chance to partake in a fully-funded week-long trip to Japan. Although those with some understanding of Japanese might translate ‘mirai’ as ‘future’, here it stands for the Mutual-understanding Intellectual Relations Academic-exchange Initiative.
To avoid timber sale, Southeast Alaska community seeks to begin carbon credit program

Oct 23, 2023 | adn.com | Elizabeth Earl

The city of Whale Pass in Southeast Alaska doesn’t have much: a few dozen residents, a road, a school and a few lodges, among other businesses. But what it does have is a lot of trees. The town, nestled in a cove on the north end of Prince of Wales Island, has been the site of logging camps since the 1960s. Like the rest of Southeast Alaska, the area is covered by the Tongass National Forest, the United States’ largest national forest.

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