Kivalina News

Alaska is on the front line of global climate change with melting glaciers and softening permafrost, an Alaska official told delegates during the United Nations Climate Change Conference held in Copenhagen.

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The multi-agency phase of operation Arctic Crossroads concluded Sunday following 20 days of testing assets, area familiarization and community outreach.

Construction workers doing excavation for Kivalina's new wastewater treatment plant unearthed the skeletal remains of three people believed to be members of a tribal group that lived in Alaska more than 1,000 years ago.

Construction workers doing excavation for Kivalina's new wastewater treatment plant unearthed the remains of three people believed to be members of a tribal group that lived in Alaska more than 1,000 years ago.

Operation Arctic Crossroads continues Wednesday with medical teams continuing community outreach efforts in Koyuk and on the North Slope.

U.S. Sen. Lisa Murkowski announced the U.S. Senate's approval of more than $54 million in projects for Alaska in the Energy and Water Development spending bill, which passed by an 85-9 vote.

U.S. Sen. Lisa Murkowski announced the U.S. Senate's approval of more than $54 million in projects for Alaska in the Energy and Water Development spending bill, which passed by an 85-9 vote.

The Northwest Arctic Borough has made a new proposal for acquiring or gaining an interest in the Red Dog mine road and port owned by the Alaska Industrial Development and Export Authority, the state corporation that owns the facilities that support the mine's operations.

Luke Cole, founder of environmental justice organization Center for Race, Poverty, and the Environment , has died in a car accident in Uganda.