What climate change in Alaska sounds like as a musical composition
“What if we tied climate science to music and we inspired people to relate to that information in a different way?”
January 27, 2022
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Climate change in Alaska is something that residents and scientists can easily see, measure and feel. They can see the loss of sea and glacier ice, feel the warmer air and water temperature and track the shifts in marine and terrestrial animal populations.
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