In Alaska, 68 Miles Of Contentious Asphalt
1 July 2005 - 5:00am
Many residents feel a proposed highway into Juneau is a waste of money and a threat to nature.
"The proposed Juneau access road is, like many things Alaskan, both ambitious and contentious. For the first time in Juneau's history, the 68-mile route would provide an auto connection to the "outside" world. Juneau, population 30,000, is the only state capital in the US completely isolated by dint of geography and can only be reached via airplane or ferry. Yet many residents here feel the proposal is a waste of money and a threat to natural wonders and a fiercely protected way of life."
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In Alaska, 68 miles of contentious asphalt
Source:
The Christian Science Monitor, June 28, 2005
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