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aerial photo of a large irregular lake on the Alaskan tundra, in the Y-K Delta. the ground is covered with low-growing orange and brown vegetation

In The News
October 25, 2024

The Y-K Delta’s permafrost could be entirely gone within decades

Read on KYUK Mentions Susan M. Natali

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Burned boreal forest trees

In The News
October 21, 2024

New project will inform firefighting efforts to maximize carbon storage in Alaskan refuge

Read on Cary Institute

Arctic

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In The News
October 18, 2024

Could a big hurricane whack New England? ‘More of a question of when than if.’

Read on The Boston Globe Mentions Zachary Zobel

Risk

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Update
October 17, 2024

New study finds anomalous Arctic warming linked with severe winter weather

Arctic

a nighttime photograph of an orange brush fire illuminating the dark outline of hills

In The News
October 11, 2024

Nowhere in America is safe from climate-fueled storms and fires

Read on Bloomberg Mentions Jennifer A. Francis

Risk

In The News
October 4, 2024

Destructive hurricanes like Helene highlight that catastrophic impacts from storms can extend far inland

Read on ABC News Mentions Jennifer A. Francis

Risk

Tongass forest, trees looking straight up

Feature
October 2, 2024

Climate Justice Committee sows the seeds for institutional change

an aerial photo of the Alaskan tundra, showing a green landscape with many small lakes

In The News
October 1, 2024

Is methane release from the Arctic unstoppable?

Read on Climate Portal Mentions Kyle Arndt

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