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Arctic Warmth Unprecedented in 44,000 Years, Reveals Samples of Ancient Moss

By Wiley on Jan 21, 2014   Science/Education  

Arctic Warmth Unprecedented in 44,000 Years, Reveals Samples of Ancient Moss

When the temperature rises on Baffin Island, in the Canadian high Arctic, ancient Polytrichum mosses, trapped beneath the ice for thousands of years, are exposed. Using radiocarbon dating, new research in Geophysical Research Letters has calculated the age of relic moss samples that have been exposed by modern Arctic warming.

Another Arctic Freeze Bearing Down on Eastern United States

By ALASKA NATIVE NEWS STAFF on Jan 21, 2014   National  

Another Arctic Freeze Bearing Down on Eastern United States

Heavy snowfall, the heaviest of the year, is forecast in areas of the eastern United States Tuesday and temperatures are expected to fall to 10-25 degrees below normal.

Trappers, Department Produce Guide “Trap Safety for Pet Owners”

By ADF&G on Jan 21, 2014   General News  

Trappers, Department Produce Guide “Trap Safety for Pet Owners”

(Anchorage) – Pet owners living adjacent to or recreating on public lands are reminded that midwinter in Alaska means fur trapping seasons are open and in full swing. Pets running off-leash and not closely supervised risk having their toes pinched – or worse.

Alaska Tobacco Program Efforts Honor 50th Anniversary of Surgeon General’s Report on Smoking

By Alaska Department of Health and Social Services on Jan 21, 2014   Health  

Alaska Tobacco Program Efforts Honor 50th Anniversary of Surgeon General’s Report on Smoking

ANCHORAGE — It was 1964. The Beatles landed in New York, Mary Poppins was a hit movie, Ford introduced the Mustang, and the U.S. Surgeon General released the first Surgeon General’s Report on Smoking and Health.

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