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First reported 17 hours ago - Updated 1 hour ago - 2 reports

America’s first climate refugees: How climate change eats the Alaskan coast

This story is part of a  Guardian series  on climate refugees. Read  parts 1 ,  2 ,  3 , and 4 . Travis S. The slow-moving disaster being visited on the village of Newtok is a familiar one in Alaska. People are losing the ground beneath their feet, ... [Published Grist - the Latest from Grist - 1 hour ago]
First reported May 18 2013 - Updated May 18 2013 - 1 reports
UAV Unmanned Aerial Vehicle
UAV Unmanned Aerial Vehicle

Russia to test drones to track wildlife, poachers

:In a bid to track its wildlife and hunt down poachers, Russia is all set to test unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) at a nature reserve on the country's Pacific coast this summer.The drones in question, weigh about two kilogramme each and have a range of ... [Published ProKerala.com - May 18 2013]
First reported May 18 2013 - Updated May 18 2013 - 1 reports

CVRF Announces 2012 Audited Revenue of $115.4 Million - $28 Million Provided to the CVRF Region

CVRF ANNOUNCES 2012 AUDITED REVENUE OF $115.4 MILLION - $28 MILLION PROVIDED TO THE CVRF REGIONRevenue Per Resident Still Far Below Other CDQ GroupsANCHORAGE, AK – The Coastal Villages Region Fund (CVRF) Board of Directors today received and approved ... [Published Coastal Villages Region Fund - May 18 2013]
First reported May 18 2013 - Updated May 18 2013 - 1 reports
American Seafoods
American Seafoods

Two Bering Sea pollock processors lied about catches, feds say

By CASEY GROVE — casey.grove@adn.comA Seattle-based seafood company faces more than $2 million in fines after its employees on two Bering Sea catcher-processor vessels tampered with scales used to weigh fish hauls, according to federal fisheries mana ... [Published Anchorage Daily News - May 18 2013]
First reported May 17 2013 - Updated May 17 2013 - 1 reports

Man accused of Coast Guard killings wants release

KODIAK, Alaska -- A man accused of killing two men at the Coast Guard station on Kodiak Island wants to be released from custody as he awaits trial.James Wells is scheduled to appear in federal court in Anchorage on Monday.Wells, 61, is proposing a release ... [Published HeraldNet - May 17 2013]
First reported May 17 2013 - Updated May 17 2013 - 1 reports
Sarah Palin
Sarah Palin

America’s first climate refugees: Can a baked Alaska deny climate change?

This story is part of a Guardian series on climate refugees. Read parts 1 and 2 .Steve WallIn September 2007, a rising star of Alaskan politics dared to take on one of the toughest, most challenging issues for any leader: climate change. That summer, ... [Published Grist Magazine - May 17 2013]
First reported May 17 2013 - Updated May 17 2013 - 1 reports

Al Martinez...On Everything Else: The Squirrel and the Peafowl

It flashed by a living room window as I was lying on the couch in my underwear watching the king crab fishermen on TV scoop the giant crustaceans from the Bering Sea.They were a bunch of cool dudes all right, laughing and smoking cigarettes and using ... [Published Topanga Messenger - May 17 2013]
First reported May 17 2013 - Updated May 17 2013 - 1 reports

Quick Fire: Aaron Russell-Smith

In this inaugural edition of Quick Fire, we ask Statewide Mortgage Solutions broker, Aaron Russell-Smith about the important issues: Bands, party tricks and beer1. AB: If a random one of our readers came to your house for dinner tonight, what would you ... [Published Broker News - May 17 2013]
First reported May 17 2013 - Updated May 17 2013 - 1 reports

Fund announces 2013 grant opportunities

Alaska Native FundEntering third year, Fund anticipates $200,000 to support Alaska Native priorities for protecting lands, waters and way of lifeThe Alaska Native Fund, established in 2011 in a partnership between the Alaska Conservation Foundation and ... [Published Tundra Drums - May 17 2013]
First reported May 15 2013 - Updated May 15 2013 - 2 reports

Alaska town will likely end up swallowed by the Bering Sea in 2017

The tiny coastal town of Newtok, Alaska, is on the verge of being swallowed up by the Bering Sea and will likely be completely submerged by 2017, according to the State of Alaska, the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers and the Guardian, which did an detailed ... [Published Tehran Times - May 15 2013]
First reported May 15 2013 - Updated May 15 2013 - 2 reports

Sea-Level Rise Will Overtake One Alaskan Town...

If someone said “climate refuge” to you, what would come to mind? More than likely, the image of someone from a small tropical island in the Pacific, or of a low-lying delta like in Bangladesh – places where residents have been forced out of their homes ... [Published Red Orbit - May 15 2013]
First reported May 13 2013 - Updated May 14 2013 - 2 reports

Alaska Town to Vanish by 2017

'Guardian' calls Newtok residents America's 'first climate change refugees'(Newser) – When it comes to the fate of the 350 residents of Newtok, Alaska, the Guardian pulls no punches: "Exile is inevitable," it writes. That's because their coastal village, ... [Published Newser - May 14 2013]

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"Charting the gateway is absolutely vital for safe navigation, but it is more than that," Smith says. "In addition to the very practical aspects, this chart also symbolizes an opening to the growing opportunities for maritime transportation in the Arctic."
NOAA issues new nautical chart for Bering Strait [Published Alaska Business Monthly - 18 hours ago]
"UAVs are silent and can fly at a very low altitude to produce high-resolution imagery and detect poachers, their boats and vehicles" said Alexandra Filatkina, deputy director for development at the Kronotsky nature reserve on the Kamchatka Peninsula
Russia to test drones to track wildlife, poachers [Published ProKerala.com - May 18 2013]
...seriously its commitment to sustainable fishing practices and has cooperated fully with NOAA in investigating these matters," the statement says. "The company intends to respond to the allegations ... after it has completed its review."
Two Bering Sea pollock processors lied about catches, feds say [Published Anchorage Daily News - May 18 2013]
...equipment that locals could use to begin moving some of the existing houses over to the new village site at Mertarvik nine miles to the south. "It's really happening right now. The village is sinking and flooding and eroding" he said. He said he was planning to move his own belongings to the new village site this summer and that villagers should start doing the same
"It's happening now... the village is sinking..." [Published Current TV - May 16 2013]

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America’s first climate refugees: How climate c... [Published Grist - the Latest from Grist - 1 hour ago]
The US’ first climate change refugees [Published Taipei Times Online - 17 hours ago]
NOAA issues new nautical chart for Bering Strait [Published Alaska Business Monthly - 18 hours ago]
America’s first climate refugees: “It’s happeni... [Published Grist - the Latest from Grist - May 18 2013]
Russia to test drones to track wildlife, poachers [Published ProKerala.com - May 18 2013]
CVRF Announces 2012 Audited Revenue of $115.4 M... [Published Coastal Villages Region Fund - May 18 2013]
Two Bering Sea pollock processors lied about ca... [Published Anchorage Daily News - May 18 2013]
Man accused of Coast Guard killings wants release [Published HeraldNet - May 17 2013]
America’s first climate refugees: Can a baked A... [Published Grist Magazine - May 17 2013]
Al Martinez...On Everything Else: The Squirrel ... [Published Topanga Messenger - May 17 2013]
Agency to consider listing Alaska seals as thre... [Published Washington Post - May 17 2013]
Quick Fire: Aaron Russell-Smith [Published Broker News - May 17 2013]
Fund announces 2013 grant opportunities [Published Tundra Drums - May 17 2013]
Rare Alaska Freshwater Seals One Step Closer to... [Published Common Dreams - May 16 2013]
Agency to consider listing for Alaska lake seals [Published Star News Online - May 16 2013]
"It's happening now... the village is sinking..." [Published Current TV - May 16 2013]
Allegations Against Fort Hood Sexual Assault Pr... [Published KCEN HD - May 16 2013]
Qayaq Co-Op Campaigns on Kickstarter for $25K T... [Published Pechanga.net - May 15 2013]
The Biggest and Weirdest Maars on Earth [Published LiveScience.com - May 15 2013]
Alaska town will likely end up swallowed by the... [Published Tehran Times - May 15 2013]
Meet America's first climate refugees [Published Treehugger - May 15 2013]
Sea-Level Rise Will Overtake One Alaskan Town... [Published Red Orbit - May 15 2013]
Qayaq Co-Op Campaigns on Kickstarter for $25K T... [Published Indian Country Today Media Network - May 15 2013]
Bering Sea Will Submerge the State of Alaska by... [Published French Tribune - May 15 2013]
America’s first climate refugees [Published Grist - the Latest from Grist - May 15 2013]
Mystery in Alaska: The strange disappearance of... [Published Helium - May 15 2013]
New Gold extraction method uses cornstarch inst... [Published VR Zone - May 15 2013]
Adams named ASMI chairman [Published Global FoodMate - May 15 2013]
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Two Bering Sea Catch Processors Accused Of Tamp... [Published Alaskapublic.org - May 15 2013]
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America’s first climate refugees: How climate c... [Published Grist - the Latest from Grist - 1 hour ago]
This story is part of a  Guardian series  on climate refugees. Read  parts 1 ,  2 ,  3 , and 4 . Travis S. The slow-moving disaster being visited on the village of Newtok is a familiar one in Alaska. People are losing the ground beneath their feet, ...
America’s first climate refugees: “It’s happeni... [Published Grist - the Latest from Grist - May 18 2013]
This story is part of a Guardian series on climate refugees. Read parts 1 , 2 , and 3 . DCRA / Alaska Department of CommerceOnce the snow melts, people make their way around Newtok on wooden boardwalks set down on the mud. But the melting permafrost ...
Meet America's first climate refugees [Published Treehugger - May 15 2013]
Science / Climate Change© AFP/The Guardian has produced a must-see series on "America's first climate refugees."The people of Newtok, on the west coast of Alaska and about 400 miles south of the Bering Strait that separates the state from Russia, are ...
America’s first climate refugees [Published Grist - the Latest from Grist - May 15 2013]
Climate Adaptation Knowledge Exchange (2011) Newtok. Sabrina Warner keeps having the same nightmare: a huge wave rearing up out of the water and crashing over her home, forcing her to swim for her life with her toddler son. “I dream about the water ...
Seafood diet killing Arctic foxes on Russian is... [Published 3quarksdaily - May 09 2013]
From Nature: An isolated population of Arctic foxes that dines only on marine animals seems to be slowly succumbing to mercury poisoning. The foxes on Mednyi Island — one of Russia’s Commander Islands in the Bering Sea — are a subspecies of Arctic ...
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