Yereth Rosen

Alaska Dispatch News

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Arctic editor and reporter for the Alaska Dispatch News

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During a West Coast drought some years ago, Alaska's former Governor, the late Wally Hickel, was ridiculed for proposing what was dubbed "a garden hose to California."

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During a West Coast drought some years ago, Alaska's former Governor, the late Wally Hickel, was ridiculed for proposing what was dubbed "a garden hose to California."

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