Alaska’s biggest city adopts a climate change plan to cope with effects of warming

Anchorage wants to make the city and its residents less vulnerable to the effects of rising temperatures.

By Yereth Rosen June 5, 2019
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The Trump administration has largely abandoned work to combat climate change at the federal government level, and Alaska Gov. Mike Dunleavy, sworn into office in December, has discarded the climate strategy and action plan developed at the direction of his predecessor.

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