A supraglacial meltwater stream cuts a canyon through the surface of the Greenland ice sheet
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A supraglacial meltwater stream cuts a canyon through the surface of the Greenland ice sheet
Summer day in Milford Sound, New Zealand
Summer day in Milford Sound, New Zealand
Summer day in Milford Sound, New Zealand
Arctic landscape in Gullgammen, Finnmark, Norway
Arctic landscape in Gullgammen, Finnmark, Norway
Arctic landscape in Gullgammen, Finnmark, Norway
That question (along with “what’s the weather going to be tomorrow?”) might be one of the most commonly asked in Alaska, and for good reason. Weather dictates our travel and activities.
Alaska Employs Field Workers for Environmental Outreach
Who knew extreme swimming was a thing?
Climate Change Forces Evolutionary Changes
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The perspective of the article seems to be that animals got together as a species and decided to make adaptations to wings, beaks and legs. Okay, that’s not what happened. Human caused climate change began about 300 years ago, with the Industrial Revolution. Increased temperatures favored animals that could dissipate heat more easily. The changes are small but noticeable in the 150 years since records were kept.
World Leaders Shouldn’t Rest Easy About Climate Change
Arctic Cloudberries
Cloudberries or aqpik are a fabulous northern treat! Growing very low to the ground in boggy or damp areas, cloudberries resemble raspberries or … …
Arctic Cloudberries
Polar Red Climate Crisis 