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Alaska Science Forum: Minto Flats is Home to Hidden Faults

By Ned Rozell | Geophysical Institute on May 9, 2014   Breaking News, Featured, The Arctic and Alaska Science  

Just over the hill from Fairbanks is a broad, swampy lowland pocked with lakes and sliced by crooked brown streams. You could hide Anchorage in Minto Flats, home to more moose, beavers and northern pike than people. The spongy surface of the flats is good for a few things: making mosquitoes and hiding the effects […]

Genome Gives Clues to How Polar Bears Rapidly Evolved to Cope with High-Fat Diet

By University of Copenhagen on May 9, 2014   Breaking News, Featured, The Arctic and Alaska Science  

Genome Gives Clues to How Polar Bears Rapidly Evolved to Cope with High-Fat Diet

The analysis uncovered several genes that may be involved in the polar bears’ extreme adaptations to life in the high Arctic. The species lives much of its life on sea ice, where it subsists on a blubber-rich diet of primarily marine mammals. The genes pinpointed by the study are related to fatty acid metabolism and […]

Alaska Science Forum: Three Weeks in the Saddle Way Up North

By Ned Rozell | Geophysical Institute on May 5, 2014   Breaking News, The Arctic and Alaska Science  

TOOLIK FIELD STATION — After 800-plus miles by snowmachine and three weeks of working in the same clothes, it’s time to pack our duffel bags, stuff them into a barrel and set them on fire. Just kidding about the burn barrel, but three lake studiers and I returned last night to the slushy snow of […]

DEC Upgrades the Area of North Slope Spill to 33 Acres

By Staff on May 1, 2014   Breaking News, Featured, The Arctic and Alaska Science  

Alaska Department of Environmental Conservation has upgraded the size of the spill at the BPXA West Operating Area, H Pad Well  in Prudhoe Bay on Wednesday. Originally, BP reported a spill area of approximately 27 acres after a six-inch pipe coming from the wellhead ruptured spraying natural gas and water containing crude oil burst and […]

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