Glacial recession impacts on fish and invertebrates previewed at Southeast Alaska Watershed Symposium
Science & Tech
Scientists Estimate 20 Billion Earth-Like Planets In Our Galaxy
A new study suggests there could be far more Earth-like planets orbiting distant stars than once thought, some of which might even harbor life.
How long will the Trans-Alaska Pipeline be viable?
The Trans-Alaska Pipeline System is the 800-mile long backbone of the state’s energy infrastructure.
Tree buried by volcanic eruption could reveal seismic secrets
A charcoal tree found embedded in pumice could help scientists learn more about Alaska volcanoes.
Biomass cleans up its act
Yesterday we brought you the first story in a two part series on the push for biomass energy in Southeast Alaska. Supporters believe wood biomass could be a solution to high energy and heating costs in the region, which continues to be dependent on fossil fuels. But fossil fuels are considered a dirty source of…
Building a critical mass for biomass
In renewable energy circles, biomass is a term that refers to plants or plant-made materials that can be burned to heat buildings or fuel power generation facilities.