In this newscast:
- A report out of the University of Alaska Anchorage has found that climate change is estimated to cost Alaska between $340 and $700 million dollars per year over the next three to five decades.
- The Juneau School District is looking for a new superintendent, but some are hoping they won’t look far.
- A top executive with ConocoPhillips says the federal government should shrink–but not eliminate–the protected area around the biggest lake in Arctic Alaska, which is important habitat for wildlife.
- A citizen advisory committee released new recommendations on the federal Roadless Rule, which could shape the future of the Tongass National Forest.