Dartmouth College research places economic value on timber through wood prices, carbon, and albedo from winter snow
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Arctic Fibre reveals Alaska broadband plans
In another sign of how climate change is transforming the Arctic, a Toronto-based company is planning to lay a fiber-optic cable through Canada’s Northwest Passage.
Subarctic lakes reportedly drying up at faster rates
Research indicates that declining snowfall is contributing to desiccation of Yukon and Manitoba shallow lakes
Climate change could affect Southeast salmon habitat
Researchers suggest increased rainfall, temperatures could affect juvenile development, adult migration
Google Glass gets a spin in Alaska’s extreme weather
Jennifer Moss is a Google Glass Explorer and she’s testing the technology for use in research and education in Alaska.
Fate Of Comet ISON Unclear Hours After Its Encounter With Sun
Most of ISON, a comet formed at the birth of the solar system, apparently did not survive Thursday’s encounter with the sun, NASA said. Scientists detected the comet last year and had hoped to continue studying it for information to be mined from its “primordial ices.”





