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Interior Department Suppresses Study on Polar Bears to Plunder Alaska’s Arctic, Then Caves to Pressure
read moreInterior Department Suppresses Study on Polar Bears to Plunder Alaska’s Arctic, Then Caves to Pressure
read moreIt’s time for states that grew rich from oil, gas and coal to figure out what’s next
read moreSweeping changes are on the way for Alaska lands and wildlife
read moreAlaska Tribes Petition to Preserve Tongass National Forest Roadless Protections
read moreGold vs. Salmon: An Alaska Mine Project Just Got a Boost
read moreEPA Likely to Approve Mine That Threatens Alaska’s Largest Salmon Hatchery
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read moreAs the Arctic struggles with climate extremes, the bowhead migration is two months late. If whales don’t arrive soon, “we’re going to go hungry,” one hunter said.
read moreAdrienne Titus was heading back to her parents’ village on a sweltering afternoon in early July when she saw the dead salmon.
read moreThe consequences of climate change can be weird and apocalyptic.
read moreThe Trump administration reached a milestone this week in its plan to open a pristine part of Alaska to oil and gas development with the release of a final report on the environmental impact of the plan.
read moreFires are spreading farther north, burning more intensely and starting earlier, in line with what scientists have warned would happen with climate change.
read moreA city in western Alaska has lost a huge stretch of riverbank to erosion that may turn it into an island, amid renewed warnings from scientists over the havoc triggered by the accelerating melting of the state’s ice and permafrost.
read moreThe delay appears to be an acknowledgment that the court decision is a significant setback for what President Trump has called his policy of “energy dominance” — an effort to rapidly expand oil and gas drilling across the country.
read more[Translate] Michaeleen Doucleff Twitter The Permafrost Tunnel Research Facility, dug in the mid-1960s, allows scientists a...
read more[Translate] Environment A scientist looking for a way to help Alaska Natives whose villages are sinking was reassigned by the Trump...
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read more[Translate] By Dahr Jamail, Truthout | News Analysis Helicopters ferry water to drop on a wildfire just south of Anchorage, Alaska....
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read more[Translate] Energy and Environment analysis By Chris Mooney THE WASHINGTON POST In this June 2015 photo, smoke rises from the Bogus...
read more[Translate] REUTERS/Mat-Su Borough/Stefan Hinman By Kate Yoder GRIST As if we didn’t have enough to worry about with the start...
read more[Translate] There’s a shortage of housing solutions in the far north, where the Arctic is warming faster than expected. Photograph:...
read more[Translate] HUFFINGTON POST Robin Bronen Executive Director of Alaska Institute for Justice; Senior Research scientist at the...
read more[Translate] Soil Science By Andrea Thompson GRIST Cross-posted from Climate Central Up to a quarter of the permafrost that lies just...
read more[Translate] by Samantha PageCLIMATE PROGRESS CREDIT: AP Photo/Jim Paulin Shell has announced it will discontinue oil exploration in...
read more[Translate] by DarkScholar DAILY KOS Over the past few days, everyone has been discussing the interview in Rolling Stone where Donald...
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