The University of Alaska Fairbanks realized a dream over the weekend, with the launch of a new arctic research vessel.
Science & Tech
Tsunami debris may be caught in Gulf of Alaska, spun out to shore
Pacific Northwest shoreline debris estimates are based on previous studies of Pacific Ocean currents.
No surprise: September wetter than normal
Twenty-seven of 30 days in September were rainy in the capital city, according to the National Weather Service.
Can cruise ship wastewater be made cleaner?
A report that could change the way cruise ships handle wastewater is nearly done. A state science advisory panel met last week (Sept. 19-21) in Juneau and shared some of its work with the public.
Cruise ship water-treatment technology under review
What’s the most effective and economically feasible method of curbing water pollution from large tour ships?
Group asks Federal Court to order a deadline for listing of ringed, bearded seals
The National Marine Fisheries Service has not followed through on its findings that two species of seals should be listed under the Endangered Species Act.





