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Pine Hollow Arboretum is one of many botanical gardens rethinking their planting strategies as the climate warms. These ...
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Juneau Empire on MSNUAS releases Juneau Glacial Flood Dashboard to help community plan for floodingThe University of Alaska Southeast and the Alaska Climate Adaptation Science Center launched a flood preparedness website on ...
An insider's guide to Alaska's Inside Passage, including where to stay and eat, what to do, and the best time to visit.
On the election trail, Canada's federal leaders are pushing military and industry in the North. Sara Olsvig, head of the ...
But in south-central Alaska – Anchorage and the surrounding region, home to 63% of the state’s population – utility companies are warning they may not have enough natural gas from current ...
Above the Arctic Circle, oil producers on Alaska’s North Slope send an average of 465,000 barrels of crude oil south each day for shipping to refineries and users around the country and the world. But ...
A series of storms will continue to hammer parts of South Central Alaska through early next week, bringing moderate to heavy snowfall and occasionally gusty winds. Thompson Pass looks primed for the ...
Alaska Gov. Mike Dunleavy said Thursday on "Varney & Co" that the state’s $44 billion liquefied natural gas (LNG) project is drawing investment interest from Asia. At the center of the Alaska ...
These historical eruptions sent ash clouds hundreds of miles downwind and deposited up to a quarter inch of ash across parts of south central Alaska. Pyroclastic flows and mudflows, or lahars ...
The US Department of Interior has announced its plan this week to pursue the reopening of 82% of the National Petroleum Reserve-Alaska to leasing and energy project development as well as mining.
It also produced ash columns that rose more than 50,000 feet (15,240 meters) above sea level and deposited ashfall in south-central Alaska communities. Anchorage residents in 1992 were forced to ...
above sea level and deposited ashfall in south-central Alaska communities, according to the observatory. In 1992, ashfall of about a quarter-inch in Anchorage prompted residents to stay inside or ...
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