Alaska

2 Alaskan Volcanoes Placed on Second-Highest Alert Levels

2 Alaskan Volcanoes Placed on Second-Highest Alert Levels

As per recent reports, authorities concerned have placed the second-highest alert levels as lava started flowing from two Alaskan volcanoes.

The volcanoes, which are known as Pavlof and Cleveland are present in the Aleutian Island range, can explode with or without giving any warning. This is the reason that they have been placed on the alerts.

Another Volcano Eruption in Alaska?

Another Volcano Eruption in Alaska?

On Monday, scientists have announced about another possible eruption of a volcano in Alaska. This is second time in the month that experts are noticing heating up of a volcano in the region.

Lost Moon Rocks Reappear in State Museum

Lost Moon Rocks Reappear in State Museum

A recent report has uncovered that the Final Frontier State has finally come to see Alaska's long-lost moon rocks from the final frontier. Since, the rocks' comeback has been seen in Juneau i. e. to the state museum.

Research Ship Moves to Accomplish Mission

Research Ship Moves to Accomplish Mission

It was few days back only when it was revealed that a research ship has been developed. The ship has been named as Sikuliaq, and has been developed by the University of Alaska Fairbanks.

$1.44 Million Grant for Preventing Suicides

$1.44 Million Grant for Preventing Suicides

It has been reported that the Federal Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration have issued a grant of $1.44 million for helping authorities in preventing suicide cases. The advent of recession and inflation has boosted the suicide rates.

Baby Beluga Whale Dies in Alaska, First-ever Successful Rescue Operation finally fails with its Death

Baby Beluga Whale Dies in Alaska, First-ever Successful Rescue Operation finally

Despite successful rescue operation of the baby beluga whale from Alaska's Bristol Bay region, veterans and biologists fail to save its life.

Alaska’s Mining Project Will Disrupt Wetlands

Alaska’s Mining Project Will Disrupt Wetlands

As per a report, being released by the US Environmental Protection Agency, it has been revealed that if world’s largest mining project is built in southwestern Alaska's copper-rich Bristol Bay region, then it will damage long-rich diversity of the region.

The Guessing Game Of Alaska On The Tanana River

The Guessing Game Of Alaska On The Tanana River

In today’s world of multimillion-dollar lottery jackpots and online betting, there is a whole new game going on in Alaska. It is more or less the biggest guessing game of Alaska, but the payouts are very low. People of Nenana put in $2.50 a chance to guess when the ice would go out on the Tanana River in the tiny community of Nenana, about 55 miles south of Fairbanks.

Polar Bears Are Much Older Than Thought

Polar Bears Are Much Older Than Thought

It has been recently revealed in a report that the polar bear is a much more evolved species that it was ever thought earlier. This has been revealed according to a new research done by a team. They are of the view that it was about 600,000 years ago that the largest carnivores from the Artics had evolved.

Palin Shows Political Finesse

Sarah-Palin

Election fever is rising with every passing day in US. In this scenario, Sarah Palin, former Alaska governor and ex-vice presidential candidate is doing every bit to improve the image of her party in front of people.

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