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Last year in Homer, a warm, dry spring gave way to a very damp, gray summer. For Paul Castellani of Will Grow Farm, handling whatever the weather brings is business as usual. He and his wife Jen have been growing vegetables at their property near Anchor Point for two decades.
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Researchers at the Kenai Fjords National Park have long known that many of the glaciers in the park are retreating. But now, they have data that quantifies that change over time.
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This week on the Coffee Table, we welcome Alaskan writer and photographer Seth Kantner, to discuss his new book, A Thousand Trails Home. The book addresses subsistence, caribou, climate change, and growing up in the Arctic.
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This week on the Coffee Table, we welcome Alaskan writer and photographer Seth Kantner, to discuss his new book, A Thousand Trails Home. The book addresses subsistence, caribou, climate change, and growing up in the Arctic.
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A group of local residents and organizations have come together to implement a local “carbon drawdown.” That’s the act of lowering the atmospheric…
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In honor of International Day of Climate Action KBBI and Pier One Theatre proudly present Rising, an original radio play written by Brenda Dolma and…
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On this latest episode of Homer Grown hosted by Desiree Hagen: the topic is peonies.We talk about the past, present and future of peony cultivation on the…
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Homer needs to do more to adapt to a changing climate. That’s according to a study released earlier this year. Researchers say Homer is on track when it…
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Throughout her former job as the director of the Center for Alaska Coastal Studies, Marilyn Sigman, saw how climate change was affecting the state. But…
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Scientists have been trying to find ways to reduce our carbon dioxide emissions for decades, but the scientific community has also been studying natural…