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With new leadership, US Arctic research agency prioritizes climate change, sustainable development

David Kennedy, who worked on Arctic issues at NOAA, will now chair the U.S. Arctic Research Commission.

By Melody Schreiber March 22, 2021
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With a shakeup in its leadership, the top Arctic science and research agency in Washington, D.C. plans to re-sharpen its focus on climate change and sustainable development.

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