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Bone-chilling cold makes it feel like 88 below zero in remote Alaskan town

By Jessica Storm-AccuWeather Meteorologist on Feb 8, 2022   Featured, General News  

Bone-chilling cold makes it feel like 88 below zero in remote Alaskan town

Thanks to a combination of dangerously low temperatures and bitter winds, bone-chilling weather has overtaken the Last Frontier. Bettles, Alaska, located in the north-central part of the state, had a low temperature of 51 degrees below zero Fahrenheit Sunday morning, well below the average of 15 below zero F this time of year. During the […]

In Search of Cooler Waters, Marine Species Are Shifting Northward or Diving Deeper

By NOAA on Dec 5, 2020   At Sea, Featured, Science/Education, The Arctic and Alaska Science  

In Search of Cooler Waters, Marine Species Are Shifting Northward or Diving Deeper

The American blue economy, which are resources and services provided by the oceans, contributed about $373 billion to the economy in 2018, and fisheries play a large role in that. Climate change, however, threatens commercial and recreational fisheries; changes in water temperature can affect the environments where fish, shellfish, and other marine species live, and cause them […]

Fire and Ice: Exploding Comet May Have Destroyed Paleolithic Settlement

By GI Staff on Apr 10, 2020   Featured, Science/Education, The Arctic and Alaska Science  

Fire and Ice: Exploding Comet May Have Destroyed Paleolithic Settlement

  New analysis of materials from an archeological site in Syria suggests it may be the only human settlement we know about that was destroyed by pieces of an exploding comet. Abu Hureyra, an ancient mound site, is covered by the waters of Lake Assad, created when the Tabqa Dam was completed in 1974. In […]

NOAA Fisheries Part of International Team to Study Salmon in Gulf of Alaska Under Continuing Warm Conditions

By Alaska Fisheries Science Center on Mar 13, 2020   Featured, NOAA Fisheries and Alaska Fisheries Science Center  

NOAA Fisheries Part of International Team to Study Salmon in Gulf of Alaska Under Continuing Warm Conditions

  NOAA Fisheries scientists are part of an international team that set sail on April 11. They are studying the impacts of continued warm ocean temperatures in the Gulf of Alaska on Pacific salmon survival.  It has been estimated that one-third of all Pacific salmon spend the winter in the Gulf of Alaska. While reduced in […]

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