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In this photo taken May 14, 2009 and provided by the University of Washington, is the deployment of a hydrophone in Icy Bay, Alaska. Glaciologist Erin Pettit began a research project to find out what calving glacier ice sounded like to a humpback whale. The sound of the ice in the water turned out to be more interesting. Acoustic research in Alaska’s Icy Bay and other glacier ice-filled waters found that the fizz created by the release of air bubbles under high pressure makes fjords with glacier icebergs the noisiest places in the ocean.
Energy and Environment

Alaska’s iceberg nursery failing, NOAA warns

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A thousand days later, why is NOAA still dithering on allowing seismic surveys?
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A thousand days later, why is NOAA still dithering on allowing seismic surveys?

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The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration's website is effectively shut down, making its climate change and weather web-based data unavailable until appropriations enable the website to publicly available.
Energy and Environment

NOAA’s climate change website goes dark under shutdown

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A sign warns hikers about severe heat as they begin their hike at sunrise to avoid the excessive heat, Friday, June 16, 2017, in Phoenix. NASA said 2017 was the second warmest ever by global average surface temperature, ranking only behind 2016. (AP Photo/Matt York)
Energy and Environment

NASA: 2017 was the second hottest year ever

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The Supreme Court will decide on Friday whether to hear Weyerhaeuser v. United States Fish and Wildlife Service. In this case, the government is trying to seize control of land it does not own in order to protect an endangered species of frog (namely, the dusky gopher frog pictured above) that does not live there. (AP Photo/Bill Haber)
Energy and Environment

Supreme Court will decide the fate of an endangered frog in a regulatory swamp

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Hurricane Maria caused $90 billion in damage after devastating Puerto Rico and the Caribbean in late September, setting off a humanitarian crisis and leaving much of the U.S. territory without power. (AP Photo/Carlos Giusti)
Energy and Environment

2017 ranks as most expensive year for disasters thanks to hurricanes, wildfires

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The coordinated approach would help answer key scientific questions to reduce climate uncertainty, and improve weather and air quality forecasts, the report said. (iStock)
Energy and Environment

NASA, other agencies should join forces on climate change, says government-backed study

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According to this year's Arctic Report Card,
Energy and Environment

NOAA: Sea ice melting amid second warmest year in Arctic

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The study said the U.S. needs to expand its fleet of research vessels if it is to accurately assess the effects of climate change. (AP Photo/Steve Helber)
Energy and Environment

US climate change fleet is shrinking, National Academies warns

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Nothing is weakening Category 5 Hurricane Maria as it heads directly for Puerto Rico, according to man in charge of the flight operation through the storm. (NASA via AP)
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‘There’s nothing to restrict the intensity of’ Hurricane Maria as it nears Puerto Rico, says Hurricane Hunter flight director

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