AK CAN!
An outreach & education project of ALICE
AK CAN! is the education, outreach and social media arm of ALICE.
AK CAN! connects Alaskans across the state who share a deep concern about global warming, biodiversity, social justice and our energy future.
Alaska centric news, science updates, action alerts, events, classes and commentary are most welcome!
The Alaska Climate Action Network (AK CAN!) connects over 1,600 Alaskans from all corners of the state who share a deep concern about climate change, biodiversity and our energy future and desire for a just and sustainable future through collective, grassroots action. Our network includes a diversity of community-based partner organizations, Indigenous leaders, scientists, renewable energy experts, artists, engineers, and journalists from across the state.
Our purpose is to connect, inform and inspire Alaskans to take individual and community action on the climate/ecological crisis.
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Welcome to the Future Range of the Woolly Mammoth
www.theatlantic.com
In Arctic Siberia, Russian scientists are trying to stave off catastrophic climate change—by resurrecting an Ice Age biome complete with extinct creatures.3 days ago ·
"Rights-based, voluntary family planning and universal, high-quality education are essential human rights. They generate numerous direct benefits for gender equality, improved health and well-being, economic development, and more. Slower global population growth, a cascading outcome of increased family planning and rising education levels, contributes to reduced greenhouse gas emissions." ![]()
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drawdown.org/solutions/family-planning-and-education
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Opinion | The Washington Post guide to writing an opinion article
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What you need to know about writing an opinion article for The Washington Post, including the definition of an op-ed, tips for sharpening your argument and examples.1 week ago ·
High levels of toxins in clams follows rapid warmup in Gulf of Alaska waters - Alaska Beacon
alaskabeacon.com
Clams from Chignik Lagoon were found with dangerous levels of the algal toxins, a warning to harvesters working the Gulf of Alaska beaches.6 days ago ·
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She is running both for the special and November elections, and will fight for Alaska if elected.1 week ago ·
Newly documented polar bear population lives in a surprising place
www.wqow.com
A genetically distinct and isolated population of polar bears have been documented living in southeast Greenland.1 week ago ·
Carbon dioxide now more than 50% higher than pre-industrial levels
www.noaa.gov
Carbon dioxide measured at NOAA’s Mauna Loa Atmospheric Baseline Observatory peaked for 2022 at 421 parts per million in May, pushing the atmosphere further into territory not seen for millions of y...2 weeks ago ·
DOE Announces Breakthrough in Residential Cold Climate Heat Pump Technology
www.energy.gov
Lennox’s Cold Climate Heat Pump Unlocks Potential for Domestic Manufacturing of Clean Energy Heating Products that Slash Energy Bills for Americans2 weeks ago ·
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