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Borough, State continue to mull 2012 Karluk fuel spill

Summary by Kodiak Daily Mirror

The Kodiak Island Borough and the Alaska Department of Environmental Conservation are still figuring out what to do about 6-10 cubic yards of oil-contaminated soil next to the closed-down Karluk School.

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Borough, State continue to mull 2012 Karluk fuel spill

The Kodiak Island Borough and the Alaska Department of Environmental Conservation are still figuring out what to do about 6-10 cubic yards of oil-contaminated soil next to the closed-down Karluk School.

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Kodiak Daily Mirror broke the news in 1 day ago on Friday, May 16, 2025.

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