Arctic Report Card Survives Funding Cut | Anchorage News

Despite federal funding cuts, the Arctic Report Card survives thanks to a bold move by the American Geophysical Union, stepping in to manage this vital climate snapshot—now more crucial than ever as global attention turns to polar changes. Anchored by top Alaskan researchers and powered by an unbroken team of scientists, the report continues to deliver critical updates on ice, permafrost, and wildlife, including Indigenous wildfire insights and shorefast ice impacts. With data now hosted on a nonprofit platform and eyes on international collaboration, this science-driven lifeline proves that even under political pressure, evidence-based climate reporting endures—and may just be gaining global momentum.

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