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Navy Subs Help Scientists Expand Study of Arctic Thaw
New York Times
CoastWise Alaska: Rebuilding King Crab
In the back of what amounts to a warehouse on Seward's waterfront, the rebirth of the Alaska's once-famous Kodiak Island red king crab fishery is taking shape.
July Fishlines newsletter released
Kodiak Area Marine Science Symposium to be held in April 2011, warnings posted about paralytic shellfish poisoning, sound-emitters tested for deterring whale entanglements, and more.
High Above the Earth, Satellites Track Melting Ice
Yale Environment 360
New online publication on a discussion of catch share programs in Alaska
A new publication summarizes a discussion of the advantages and disadvantages of commercial fishing catch share programs in Alaska.
Arctic Climate May be More Sensitive to Warming Than Thought, Says New Study
University of Colorado
Climate change scientists turn up the heat in Alaska
Oak Ridge National Laboratory
America’s Heavy Icebreakers Are Both Broken Down
New York Times
Arctic Freshwater Cycle is Intensifying Consistent with Climate Warming, say UMass Amherst Researcher and International Team
University of Massachusetts Amherst
September Sea Ice Outlook: June Report
Arctic Research Consortium of the United States
Ridge clue to Antarctic ice loss
BBC News
June Fishlines newsletter released
Gov. Parnell signs MAP support into budget, MAP to help with seafood processor energy audits, Alaska Sea Grant site review brings praise to program, more.
Bering Strait Research Consortium (907) 474-5730
