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It’s the first week of May and even after a relatively warm winter, you can still find snow in Michigan. The top pic. was yesterday at Mont Ripley, where there are still patches of snow. The map above shows national snowcover Thursday morning. 5.3% of the contiguous U.S. had snow on the ground- all of […]

A large find of dinosaur tracks and fossilized plants and tree stumps in far northwestern Alaska provides new information about the climate and movement of animals near the time when

The lessons covered “everything,” from basic flotation to constructing rough-but-functional life jackets out of clothing

Already, several indigenous groups in North America are facing the consequences of a rapidly warming world.

Mashantucket ― Intent on beefing up its presence in cyberspace, the Mashantucket Pequot Tribe has been preparing to launch a new website as well as new social media accounts on X and Instagram that wi...

Alaska continues to experience environmental impacts from flooding to the thawing of permafrost. Now, one university is helping communities have a better response to the effects of climate change.

The National Science Foundation is funding a $13.9 million program led by the University of Alaska Fairbanks to help multiple communities respond to coastal erosion, flooding, permafrost thaw and other hazards attributed to climate change.

As reported by Lynden News June 6, Lynden Oilfield Services wrapped up its 2023 season with record performance from the PistenBully Deadhorse team. "We have moved cargo for oil and gas projects and North Slope villages as far away as Point Lay this year which is 990 tundra trail miles roundtrip from...

Matanuska Telecom Association has been awarded a $12.62 million federal broadband grant to build a fiber-optic link to Tyonek, according to Alaska’s two U.S. senators, Lisa Murkowski and Dan Sullivan.

As reported by Lynden News June 6, Lynden Oilfield Services wrapped up its 2023 season with record performance from the PistenBully Deadhorse team. "We have moved cargo for oil and gas projects and North Slope villages as far away as Point Lay this year which is 990 tundra trail miles roundtrip from...