Scientists are tracking the damage. They want to know the extent of the forest affected and how many trees don’t pull through.
Alaska's Energy Desk
Alaska joins states seeking to block youth climate activists’ lawsuit
The 21 plaintiffs in the case, who filed their lawsuit in Oregon, allege that federal government promotion of fossil fuels and the lack of policies to reduce them violates their constitutional rights.
State sells 8 oil and gas leases in Cook Inlet
This is the first time a company other than Hilcorp Alaska has won leases in a state sale since 2015.
Bioengineered salmon available for the the first time in US
AquaBounty’s salmon is a genetic mixture of three different fish — Atlantic salmon, chinook salmon and the eel-like ocean pout.
In Southeast Alaska, high-end tourism businesses feast as cruise industry weathers famine
The tourism industry is on an undeniable rebound, but only some businesses are returning to profitability.
Florida lawsuit could end Alaska cruise season, CDC says
Without the conditional sailing order, the Alaska Tourism Restoration Act can’t apply. That would leave the 19th-century Passenger Vessel Services Act in place.





