Summary:
- Governor Mike Dunleavy of Alaska has signed off on a plan to restore the Eklutna River, which has been impacted by hydroelectric development.
- The plan involves removing two dams and allowing the river to flow freely, which will help restore the natural ecosystem and habitats for salmon and other wildlife.
- The restoration project is a collaborative effort between the state, local tribes, and conservation groups, and is expected to have a positive impact on the local environment and community.