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With climate change, Alaska could grow its own food

Research suggests that planning for future decades will be crucial for keeping Alaska fed, healthy and economically stable.

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Opinion: Climate Change Could Enable Alaska to Grow More Of Its Food—And Now Is the Time to Plan For It

Agriculture is one area in which climate change may actually bring some benefit to the northernmost state, but planning for future decades is crucial for keeping Alaska fed.

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Climate change could enable Alaska to grow more of its own food – now is the time to plan for it | Kiowa County Press

Gardeners in Alaska know that it’s hard to grow big, juicy tomatoes here. But as the climate rapidly warms in the far north, that could change.

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Climate change could enable Alaska to grow more of its own food – now is the time to plan for it

Homegrown tomatoes and corn in Alaska? Climate change could make it possible in the 2030s and ‘40s – a rare silver lining for this fast-warming state.

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Climate change could enable Alaska to grow more of its own food – now is the time to plan for it

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