Cook Inlet Gas Leak Remains Unmonitored as Danger to Marine Life Is Feared

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By Sabrina ShankmanMar 13, 2017, 1:00 pm153 pts
Ice cover prevents pipeline company from monitoring the environmental impacts of the leak, as scientists fear for the health of endangered belugas and other species. By Sabrina Shankman As the underwater methane leak in Cook Inlet, Alaska continues well into its third month, even basic environmental monitoring…

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