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Study Warns Climate-Driven Collapse of Critical Ocean Current System ‘Much Closer Than We Thought’

By Brett Wilkins | Common Dreams on Jul 26, 2023   Featured, National, National/World, Sealaska Region  

Study Warns Climate-Driven Collapse of Critical Ocean Current System ‘Much Closer Than We Thought’

“It is very plausible that we’ve fallen off a cliff already and don’t know it,” said one researcher. The system of Atlantic Ocean currents that drive warm water from the tropics toward Europe is at risk of collapsing in the coming decades, an analysis of 150 years of temperature data published Tuesday concluded. “The Atlantic Meridional Overturning […]

Sand-Alutiiq Word of the Week-April 17

By Alutiiq Museum on Apr 17, 2022   Alutiiq Word of the Week & Museum News, Calista Region, Featured  

Sand-Alutiiq Word of the Week-April 17

Qaugyaq – Sand Asut qaugyanek canamataallriit. – They used to make pots out of sand.  Sand is a fine, granular material that forms as rocks break down into small particles. This slow process, caused by erosion and weathering, can take thousands of years. The color of sand deposits reflects the stone from which they originate. […]

New Stuyahok Man Arrested on Felony Probation Violation after Busy Day

By Alaska Native News on Oct 9, 2015   Bristol Bay, Southwest Alaska  

New Stuyahok Man Arrested on Felony Probation Violation after Busy Day

Troopers, while in New Stuyahok on Thursday, sought out New Stuyahok resident, Antone Petla, at the request of Dillingham Adult Probation.  On Thursday, troopers responded to a report of someone kicking in a front door to a residence. Witnesses came forward and identified Petla as the subject who had kicked in the door. As a […]

After Successful SAR Troopers Remind Travelers to Take on Adequate Fuel

By Alaska Native News on Oct 8, 2015   NANA Region, North Slope/Northwest Alaska  

After Successful SAR Troopers Remind Travelers to Take on Adequate Fuel

Troopers in Northwest Alaska are reminding travelers to make sure that they travel with an adequate supply of fuel following a successful search and rescue operation that ended on the Kobuk River on early Wednesday morning. It was at 10:35 pm on Tuesday that the Alaska State Troopers an the Northwest Arctic Borough Search and […]

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