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Morris Alexie (second from the right) with other Indigenous leaders and afro-descendants who provided testimonies before the Inter-American Court of Human Rights in Manaus, Brazil.

In The News
July 15, 2024

Alaska Native Yup’ik among Indigenous cultures represented at international hearing on human rights and climate

Read on Permafrost Pathways

Arctic

Update
July 15, 2024

What are ice wedges, and why are they important to climate change?

Arctic
Water

Update
July 5, 2024

Art exhibit brings home the changing Arctic

Arctic

Esmeralda Torres Martínez poses in front of a permafrost core

Feature
July 1, 2024

After battle against cold, Polaris Student, Esmeralda Torres Martínez, embraces her love of Arctic fieldwork

Arctic

flooded land under grey sky

In The News
June 27, 2024

Water Rising: Co-production and flood mapping in the Native village of Kuigilnguq

Read on Permafrost Pathways

Arctic

Arctic sea ice patchy

Update
June 14, 2024

Melting Arctic sea-ice is affecting precipitation patterns

Arctic

the bending arm of a river cuts through green grassy land with evergreen trees, mountains looming in the background

In The News
June 7, 2024

An Alaska wildlife refuge is changing its wildfire strategy to limit carbon emissions

Read on Alaska Beacon

Arctic
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Dr. Anna Liljedahl explaining ice wedges to a family.

Update
May 30, 2024

Woodwell Climate and University of Alaska Fairbanks host public showcase of the Permafrost Discovery Gateway

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