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ecoportal.net > uk > tibbitt-contwoyto-winter-road-lake-ice-diamond-mine-traffic-decline > 2645

A 248 mile winter road is rebuilt from scratch each year northeast of Yellowknife and 85 percent of it is lake ice, but the mine traffic it was built for has been falling away one closure at a time

2+ day, 6+ hour ago   (809+ words) A plowed track runs across a frozen lake, straight to the horizon, with low rock islands on either side. There is no gravel under it and no culvert anywhere along it. Trucks come north on it for about two months,…...

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ecoportal.net > en > alaska-gray-wolves-sea-otters-hunting > 36351

Alaska's gray wolves have started hunting sea otters in the ocean, wading into marine waters to chase prey they were never known to pursue, and scientists are only beginning to understand what that means

3+ day, 21+ hour ago   (527+ words) On the rocky shoreline of Prince of Wales Island, Alaska, something quietly unprecedented is playing out. Gray wolves — built for forests and tundra, hardwired to chase deer and moose — have started wading into the ocean to hunt sea otters. It’s…...

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ecoportal.net > en > baby-ocean-animals-tender-marine-life > 35960

Eleven baby ocean animals that scientists say reveal a surprisingly tender side of marine life, from seal pups floating on their mothers' chests to polar bear cubs clinging to sea ice and endangered turtle hatchlings making their first frantic sprint toward open water

5+ day, 4+ hour ago   (650+ words) Eleven baby ocean animals that reveal a tender side of marine life The ocean keeps most of its secrets just below the surface — and few are better guarded than the first weeks of a newborn marine animal’s life. A harp…...

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ecoportal.net > en > north-atlantic-right-whale-mystery > 36066

A right whale mother NOAA has barely seen since 2005 suddenly returned with a new calf, reviving the mystery of where she disappears when survey planes lose her

5+ day, 8+ hour ago   (615+ words) Known as #3593, an endangered North Atlantic right whale, has done something few researchers would expect from one of the world’s most closely monitored marine mammals. She vanishes for long periods, then suddenly returns. However, after that initial sighting, the whale…...

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ecoportal.net > en > arctic-sea-ice-minimum-measurements > 36076

Alaska has about nine days until Arctic sea ice usually hits its yearly floor, stops shrinking, and begins building winter back from the edges

5+ day, 14+ hour ago   (611+ words) Arctic sea ice is at a critical juncture as the annual melting season approaches its end and winter conditions begin returning to the region. Each year, the amount of sea ice reaches its lowest point, then begins growing again back…...

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ecoportal.net > en > blind-fish-alabama-army-base > 35859

A blind blue fish hid beneath an Alabama Army base for decades, and a routine survey revealed it belonged to a genus science had never named

6+ day, 6+ hour ago   (534+ words) An eyeless, unpigmented fish lived undetected in subterranean pools beneath a United States Army base in North Alabama for decades. Field teams conducting routine censuses at Bobcat Cave historically recorded all visual cavefish observations under the single category of Southern…...

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ecoportal.net > en > arctic-cloud-factory-research-climate > 35033

Scientists find a hidden Arctic "cloud factory" near melting sea ice that current climate models have never accounted for and it can multiply cloud-forming particles fifty-fold in a single sunny day

1+ week, 10+ hour ago   (671+ words) At the edge of Arctic sea ice, where frigid pack ice gives way to open ocean, something unexpected was happening in the air above. On sunny days during a 2022 research expedition, scientists watched the number of microscopic particles capable of…...

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ecoportal.net > en > divers-solar-floats-north-sea > 35973

Divers scraped the bottoms of 18 solar floats in the North Sea and found the ocean had furnished them with starfish, sea urchins, mussels, and dozens of other tenants

1+ week, 1+ day ago   (638+ words) The availability of land for energy installations is dropping as the industry expands. The increasing demand for electricity is pushing solar power installations further into open waters. Floating platforms are being tested in the Dutch Sea. Utility companies are considering…...

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ecoportal.net > en > utah-hidden-glacier-timpanogos > 35572

Beneath Utah's rocky slopes, scientists mapped a buried glacier holding enough ice to fill 600 Olympic swimming pools yet composed almost entirely of frozen water hidden under loose debris for thousands of years

1+ week, 2+ day ago   (632+ words) Hikers crossing the rocky slopes of Mount Timpanogos see nothing but loose rubble — no blue ice, no crevasses, no sign that anything frozen lies below. But beneath that ordinary-looking debris field, researchers have confirmed a glacier holding roughly 1.5 million cubic…...

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ecoportal.net > en > alaska-sea-ice-loss-satellites > 35714

Sea ice north of Alaska went from unusually plentiful to below the middle of 48 years of records in barely two weeks, and satellites briefly disagreed over how much was even left

1+ week, 2+ day ago   (605+ words) Sea ice north of Alaska shifted from above-normal conditions to below-average levels during the first half of August. It went from being significantly above normal in terms of abundance to being below average as measured against a 48-year satellite record…...