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Posts Tagged ‘erosion’

An original approach to Arctic erosion

By Kyle Kolda | February 3, 2026
A middle-aged man in a blue t-shirt and khaki shorts stands in the foreground inside a lab. Behind him is a very long silver metal water trough atop a green girder.

There are many traditional uses of seal oil: as a dipping sauce, stew flavoring, and an ingredient in medicine, to name a few. But could it also be a fix…

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KDLG radio: Dillingham plans improvements to sewage lagoon

By Dave Partee | January 29, 2019

Alaska Sea Grant and the Bristol Bay Native Association have helped monitor erosion near the lagoon, helping the city take action.

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Port Heiden: an Alaska community adapting to climate change

By Paula Dobbyn | May 4, 2018

Like dozens of other coastal villages in Alaska, Port Heiden is grappling with how to adapt to climate change effects, including rising ocean levels, disappearing sea ice, extreme erosion and…

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Shoreline monitoring in Goodnews Bay, Alaska, will help residents map changes

By Lauren Frisch | July 18, 2016
Man standing on ridge with scientific equipment

Goodnews Bay, Alaska—If a storm wreaks havoc on coastal Goodnews Bay, Alaska, new research by University of Alaska Fairbanks scientists may help the town qualify for relief funding. Efforts to…

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