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Sun stands still on Saturday solstice; Ned Rozell. #1964; 6/17/09 Scientist kills polar bear during first field experience; Ned Rozell. #1963; 6/10/09 Stampede Trail has a story of permafrost's warming potential; Ned Rozell. #1962; 6/3/09 Cooler decades ahead, researcher says; Ned Rozell. #1961; 5/28/09 Fungus gnats survive winter half-frozen; Ned Rozell. #1960; 5/20/09 1946 tsunami survivor shares her story; Ned Rozell. #1959; 5/12/09 Renowned raven researcher visits Alaska; Ned Rozell. #1958; 5/06/09 Springtime smoke in Siberia is our arctic haze; Ned Rozell. #1957; 4/27/09 Tiny barbarians at the gate;Ned
Rozell. #1956; 4/16/09 Seward devastated during 1964 earthquake:Ned Rozell. #1954; 4/8/09 Lower 48's development footprint larger than Southeast;Ned Rozell. #1953; 4/1/09 Biofuel chugs on during a cold Alaska night; Ned Rozell. #1952; 3/23/09
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