AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoWildlife: New research comparing emperor geese near Kodiak and Shemya aims to explain the birds’ long-term decline by tracking their winter diets and survival. Climate Resilience: Wrangell’s tribal government is completing an adaptation plan shaped by residents’ concerns about water, stronger storms, foraging plants and changing creek flows. Cruise Pollution: Alaska has cut cruise-ship pollution inspections from yearly to every other year; officials say the change took effect without public notice. Public Lands: Conservation groups are appealing the state’s decision to grant an easement for the 211-mile Ambler mining road, a route that could open remote areas to development. Warming Permafrost: Alaska’s permafrost is warming rapidly even deep underground, while a separate report warns that the Chinook salmon collapse is threatening Yukon River communities.
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