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Cobb Continues Efforts to Bring Oil Spill Technology to Light

By Staff on Oct 11, 2013   The Arctic and Alaska Science  

Cobb Continues Efforts to Bring Oil Spill Technology to Light

It has been several months since the Alaska Native News interviewed mariner, Jim Cobb about his oil spill retrieval patent and proposals. After the conclusion of a series in mid-July on Cobb's efforts bring his technology to the government and to the oil industry, he has continued to reach out to various government and oil […]

Wildfire Hits Close to Home for Scientist

By Ned Rozell | Geophysical Institute on Oct 8, 2013   The Arctic and Alaska Science  

Wildfire Hits Close to Home for Scientist

While pounding nails on a roof extension for his shed this summer, Scott Rupp heard a roar that almost scared him off the roof. Three planes with bellies full of fire retardant swooped low, then banked over the mountain behind his home.

Scientist Observe Walrus Haulout Phenomenon Near Point Lay as 10,000 Come Ashore

By Staff on Oct 1, 2013   The Arctic and Alaska Science  

Scientist Observe Walrus Haulout Phenomenon Near Point Lay as 10,000 Come Ashore

While conducting the 2013 aerial survey taking place this month, NOAA scientists observed thousands of walrus hauling out on a remote barrier island near Point Lay.

90-Mile Aqueduct still Etched in Interior Hills

By Ned Rozell | Geophysical Institute on Sep 30, 2013   The Arctic and Alaska Science  

90-Mile Aqueduct still Etched in Interior Hills

Like a bright yellow contour line painted above the Steese Highway, the Davidson Ditch now reveals itself by the flagging autumn birches and poplars that clog its path.

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