Alaska aims to steer its own course on climate change
Dependent on oil production, yet already feeling the effects of a changing climate, the only Arctic state isn't waiting for federal action on climate.
May 18, 2018
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Alaska must transition away from fossil fuels, invest more in renewables, and cut back on carbon emissions, according to a draft policy release by the state government last month.
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