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Heat Wave Hits Cook Inlet Salmon Streams

By Brandon Hill | Cook Inletkeeper on Jul 11, 2019   Featured, The Arctic and Alaska Science  

Heat Wave Hits Cook Inlet Salmon Streams

  Climate Crisis Sends Stream Temperatures Off the Charts  HOMER, AK— As Alaskans suffer through the smoke, haze and danger of a record-breaking heat wave, Alaska’s salmon are suffering too. On July 7th, stream temperatures topped 81.7 oF (27.6 oC) in the Deshka River, a major salmon stream on the west side of Cook Inlet […]

Alaska Taking Shape Near Yakutat

By Ned Rozell | Geophysical Institute on Mar 15, 2019   Featured, The Arctic and Alaska Science  

Alaska Taking Shape Near Yakutat

The forces shaping Alaska never sleep, especially near Yakutat. I visited the fishing town of about 800 people and many dogs a few years back. My assignment was to write about scientists studying Hubbard Glacier, which slammed the door on Russell Fiord in summer 2002, creating the largest glacier-dammed lake in the world for a […]

Already Under Water, Houston Faces New Deluge From Stalled Tropical Storm

By VOA News on Aug 28, 2017   Featured, National, National/World  

Already Under Water, Houston Faces New Deluge From Stalled Tropical Storm

Houston, the fourth largest U.S. city, and large parts of southeastern Texas are under water, overwhelmed by tropical storm rains of historic proportions, and the heavy rain resumed Sunday night, making rescuers’ tasks more difficult. Hundreds of rescue operations have been underway throughout the area — by helicopter, by boat, by rescue crews churning through […]

Storm System Roars up U.S. East Coast after Tornados Kill 18

By Ian Simpson | Reuters on Jan 23, 2017   Featured, National  

Storm System Roars up U.S. East Coast after Tornados Kill 18

  WASHINGTON (Reuters) – A powerful weather system swept up the U.S. East Coast on Monday with pounding rain and high winds, potentially snarling travel for millions after tornados killed at least 18 people in Georgia and Mississippi over the weekend. Emergency management officials warned New York City residents to brace for winds of up […]

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