Alaska
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Researchers Forecast How Trees Will React to Rapid Climate Change by Studying Chilly Pocket Environment Near Glacier Snouts in Alaska
According to the authors of a new 120-year case study of a quickly advancing and receding glacier in Alaska, a cold pocket climate surrounding a glacier's snout might aid researchers in forecasting how forests will react to rapid climate change.
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Alaskan Village At Risk Due to a Particularly Large Tundra Wildfire
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A Tundra Wildfire Is Advancing on an Alaska Native Settlement
Climate Change Causes Melting Permafrost in Alaska
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Study Discovers Ice-Capped Volcanoes at Westdahl Peak Volcano Erupt at a Slower Rate
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Alaska Declares Disaster Emergency Due to Flooding Caused by Ice Jam in Manley Hot Springs
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Long Quiet Volcano Showed Activity As Alaska Cruise Season Begins
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Massive 80-Foot-Tall Avalanche Cuts Off a Town in Eagle River, Alaska from the Outside World
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Severe Telecom Interruption Halts Monitoring of Volcanoes in Alaska
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Mississippi Braces for Colder Weather Prompted by Record-low Temperature
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Man Rescued After Spending Almost an Hour Submerged in Icy Waters of Cook Inlet, Alaska
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Alaskan Electric School Bus Operates in Extremely Cold Temperature
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Tonga Volcano's Eruption is so Loud Thundering Sound Waves Were Heard in Alaska
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