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Ice seal die-offs in Alaska have spurred a government investigation

Almost 300 Arctic ice seals have been found dead on Alaska beaches since the start of last summer.

By Yereth Rosen, Reuters September 13, 2019
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ANCHORAGE — U.S. government biologists are investigating the deaths of nearly 300 Arctic ice seals found on Alaska beaches since last summer, federal officials said on Thursday.

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