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Western Arctic Caribou Herd shrank more in 2022, hurting Northwest Arctic subsistence hunters
Biologists struggle to single out a leading cause of the caribou population’s decline. “It’s going to be another rough winter again this year without caribou,” Selawik resident Norma Ballot said.
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Alaska’s push to drill in the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge backfired. Here’s how.
Analysis: Congress’ action, spurred by U.S. Sen. Lisa Murkowski, prompted conservation groups to launch a successful campaign to block big banks and insurers from backing drilling not just in the refuge, but anywhere in the Arctic.
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Scientists point to climate change as likely cause for Alaska snow crab decline
Even as scientists are still trying to figure out why the Bering Sea snow crab stock crashed in 2021, federal managers are working on a plan to help rebuild it.
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EPA chief dismisses dozens of key science advisers picked under Trump
EPA Administrator Michael Regan will dismiss outside experts appointed by President Trump from two key advisory panels, a move he says will reduce the heavy influence of industry over the agency’s environmental regulations.
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Laura Crews: Living with climate change in a year of fire and ice
Is this what it is to live with climate change? To carry on as normal even though nothing is normal?
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Summers are growing longer due to climate change, while winters dramatically shrink
In northern Canada and Alaska, the shortening of winter is especially dramatic.
Anchorage talk will dive into ocean acidification’s impact on Alaska marine life - Anchorage Daily News
The real concern is the speed at which changes are occurring, says an official with the Alaska Fisheries Science Center.
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