Disruptions to water cycle pose problems for northern people

Release Date: 2007-02-01

For Immediate Release

Global climate change is amplified in the Earth’s polar regions. As a result, Alaska’s land and waterscapes are rapidly transforming, affecting people and industry of the Far North. Much of our state’s transformation is related to alterations in the hydrological cycle. Freshwater in the Arctic is in flux, and this will affect the way people live, both physically and socially.

Free Summer Tours Open to the Public

Release Date: 2002-05-24

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

The University of Alaska Fairbanks Geophysical Institute, International Arctic Research Center, and Poker Flat Research Range offer free summer tours that are open to the public.

Climate Change Experts Gather in Anchorage

Release Date: 2004-09-22

For Immediate Release 

Experts on climate change in Alaska and the Arctic will gather in Anchorage on Friday, Sept. 24 to give presentations on thinning Alaska glaciers, melting permafrost, and the possibility of shipping routes through the Canadian Arctic in the near future.

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