Impactscommons.wikimedia.org Climate change curtails access to Alaska’s Denali National Park This summer and next year, Denali National Park's sole road will remain closed at its halfway point, victim to a warming climate that has triggered the collapse of a mountain slope.
Impacts Photo by Lukas Ruzicka on Unsplash At Alaska’s most popular national park, climate change threatens the only road in and out A massive glacier at Denali National Park has shut down the tourist season early and could threaten Alaska's economy.
Impacts www.usatoday.com Global warming: Alaskan glacier is melting at the fastest pace in 400 years A new study said melting on Mount Hunter in Alaska’s Denali National Park can be linked mainly to rising summer temperatures in the region.
Impacts www.hcn.org A look into a climate-altered Alaska Experiments in the permafrost zone near Denali simulate a warmer North.
Newsletter www.washingtonpost.com Scientists stunned by massive snowfall increases among Alaska’s highest peaks “Snowfall before the Industrial Revolution averaged about eight feet of fresh snow a year at this site, and now we get over 18 feet of fresh snow.”
