If the White House’s request had been approved by Congress, several projects in Alaska would have ended as early as this summer.
Elizabeth Jenkins, Alaska's Energy Desk - Juneau
Scientists see the future in the bellies of fish
As glaciers retreat in Southeast Alaska, scientists are trying to figure out how that will impact the marine environment.
Trump may have plans for Alaska, but not for its national monuments
Trump’s plans to consider scaling back national monuments likely won’t affect Alaska, but the president still gave a shout out to the state in his speech.
In a rare case of river piracy, climate change is the culprit
A new report says it’s the first documented case of river piracy in modern times, linked to the planet heating up.
How many wolves should be on Prince of Wales Island?
In a joint-effort, new recommendations were released this month for managing the wolf population on Prince of Wales Island. But this holistic approach still leaves open a lot of questions.
Alaska’s congressional delegation sticking by Sea Grant
The Sea Grant program helps track the economic vitality of the seafood industry and measure the effects of climate change, making up dozens of projects across Alaska.