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New Alaska research projects focus on climate change, mercury and workforce development • Alaska Beacon

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A portion of the Delta River that has special protection as a designated wild and scenic waterway is seen on June 19, 2014. The Delta River flows out of the Alaska Range. One of the four projects that won funding from a University of Alaska Anchorage endowment seeks to create a statewide database of river chemistry and streamflow that will help show how climate change is affecting freshwater systems. (Photo by Bob Wick/Bureau of Land Management)…

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