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Seward Highway Currently Open in the McHugh Creek Fire Area

By Alaska Native News on Jul 20, 2016   Featured, Southcentral, State  

Seward Highway Currently Open in the McHugh Creek Fire Area

All lanes on the Seward Highway are currently open following snarls that closed down northbound traffic and slowed southbound traffic to a crawl as motorists were subject to pilot cars that lead them through the McHugh Creek fire area on Tuesday. On Tuesday, the fire that raged just south of Anchorage, expanded quickly in size […]

Fire Breaks Down and Builds up Boreal Forest

By Ned Rozell | Geophysical Institute on Jun 10, 2016   The Arctic and Alaska Science  

Fire Breaks Down and Builds up Boreal Forest

I once wrote about how fire had ravaged more than 10 percent of Interior Alaska during two smoky summers. A wildlife biologist called me out for choosing an inadequate verb. Tom Paragi chooses words that are more positive when he looks at a burned forest. Paragi works with the Alaska Department of Fish and Game […]

Canadian Wildfire Shifts North, Prolonging Oil Sands Shutdown

By Nia Williams on May 17, 2016   Featured, World  

Canadian Wildfire Shifts North, Prolonging Oil Sands Shutdown

Alberta (Reuters) – A massive wildfire around the oil sands hub of Fort McMurray, Alberta, moved toward energy production facilities on Tuesday, extending a shutdown that has led to lost Canadian output of one million barrels a day. The fire jumped a critical firebreak area where plants and trees had been removed to stop its […]

Face of Northern Alaska Pitted by Tundra Fire

By Ned Rozell | Geophysical Institute on Nov 9, 2015   Featured, The Arctic and Alaska Science  

Eight summers ago, a bolt of lightning struck a dry tundra hillside in northern Alaska. Fanned by a warm wind that curled over the Brooks Range, the Anaktuvuk River fire burned for three months, leaving a scar visible from the International Space Station. The charred area was larger than Cape Cod. While northern Alaska’s treeless […]

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