Invasive plants have two characteristics. First, these plants are nonnative to the ecosystem, and second, they cause or are ...

A friendly alternative you can grow is the Alpine forget-me-not (the state flower of Alaska). Suitable to USDA zones 4-8, this short-lived perennial prefers moist, well-drained soil conditions and ...

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In the next few weeks, the last 71 residents of Newtok, Alaska, will load their possessions onto boats to move to Mertarvik, ...

Plants, trees, and soil absorbed almost no net CO2 last year. If this continues, we're in bigger trouble than we thought.

Growing up in the Atlanta area ... Some coastal Alaska Native villages are being washed away by rising waters, new plants and insects are moving in as large wildfires scorch the landscape ...

The lakeside dunes had only beach grass, whereas those further from the shore had other plants like cottonwoods that could grow in sandy soil ... field trips across the continent from Maine to Alaska, ...

It also happens to be one of Alaska’s state insects! After a break, the discussion moves to techniques for hardening off plants in spring or fall. They conclude with an informative exploration ...

But now we’re near the Arctic Circle in Alaska. He’s not adapted for ... although the top part defrosts in summer and plants such as mosses can grow. In the Arctic, the ice provides a natural ...

PV Tech Premium spoke with Jon Powers, president of CleanCapital and former chief sustainability officer in the Obama ...

MERTARVIK, Alaska — Growing up along the banks of the Ninglick ... Ashley Tom tends to her plants at her home in Mertarvik, Alaska, Thursday, Aug. 15, 2024. Credit: AP/Rick Bowmer For now ...