In Wrangell, recycling isn’t as simple as wheeling a plastic container out to the curb each week…not to mention trying to get rid of large items like old TVs, computers and printers.
Alaska's Energy Desk
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.
Mulling the possibility of a “managed retreat” from climate change
By the end of the century, researchers predict climate change could displace millions of people across the country. As policymakers start to grapple with that reality, there’s a specific phrase making the rounds: “managed retreat.”
Two dead squid in two weeks: Coincidence?
Two dead squid have washed ashore in as many weeks, but it’s unclear if these are unrelated incidents or a sign of something more significant.
Ask a Climatologist: Alaska’s lucky winter
If you liked the cold and snow this winter in Alaska, climatologist Brian Brettschneider says don’t get used to it.
Alaskan scientists prepare for worldwide march
Across the world on Saturday, scientists are taking part in the March for Science. There are 10 marches planned in communities around Alaska. In the state’s largest city, hundreds of people are expected to participate.





