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Tiffany Windholz, Reggie Tuluk, Permafrost Pathways Tribal Liaison for the Native Village of Cev’aq, and Darcy Peter downloading data from a temperature sensor.

In The News
April 14, 2025

How do we create equitable solutions to permafrost thaw? Together.

Read on Permafrost Pathways

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Old-Growth Forest and proposed climate refuge threatened by logging in the Black Ram Project Area, western Montana

Update
April 11, 2025

To protect the climate, we need to protect mature and old growth forests

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a small building is perched on scaffolding on the tundra, with stairs leading to the building sinking into a puddle of water. the building has a blue sign on it that says "alaska army national guard"

In The News
April 4, 2025

Thawing grounds, rising stakes: The importance of including permafrost emissions in climate policy

Read on The Arctic Institute

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us Capitol building

Update
April 3, 2025

Why a strong National Environmental Policy Act is so important

a woman in a white lab coat and purple gloves uses a pipette in the lab

In The News
April 2, 2025

Guest commentary: We must stand together

Read on The Falmouth Enterprise

A home in Point Lay, Alaska that is affected by thawing permafrost

Update
April 2, 2025

Costs of permafrost thaw damage to infrastructure in Alaska could double by 2050

Arctic

Greenland coastline with melting sea ice

In The News
March 27, 2025

Arctic sea ice hits record low for its usual peak growth period

Read on AP News Mentions Jennifer A. Francis

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researchers walk into howland forest

Feature
March 27, 2025

Forest stability: A marker of our oldest, strongest forests

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