Hawaii or Spain Telescope Divide Shapes Future Site
Hawaii and Spain vie for the Thirty Meter Telescope site with Mauna Kea favored for altitude and clarity while La Palma offers a near equal location with less opposition. Scientists say infrared gains may be offset by Webb data and future star shade tech. Native Hawaiian protectors insist on halting construction, while Spain benefits from public support and lower costs.
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Honolulu
Earth
International Coalition
Hawaii
Mauna Kea
Canary Island
la Palma
University of California, Santa Cruz Astronomy and Astrophysics
Michael Bolte
Thirty Meter Telescope
Bolte
John Mather
Mather
NASA
James Webb Space Telescope
Space
Webb
Avi Loeb
Harvard University
Spain
Loeb
Kealoha Pisciotta
Canary Islands
Pisciotta
Big Island
Pacific
José Manuel Vilchez
Higher Council of Scientific Research
Astrophysics Institute
Wilcher
Vilchez
Observatorio del Roque de Los Muchachos
Salmon deaths tied to record warm Alaska summer
Alaska reports widespread dead salmon across river systems as July sets a state heat record. Officials cite warm water and low stream levels as key stressors, with scientists predicting more such die offs if warming continues.
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Anchorage
Alaska
Sam Rabung
Alaska Department of Fish and Game
Rabung
Peter Westley
University of Alaska Fairbanks
Cook Inlet
Sue Mauger
Cook
Mauger
Bering Sea
Norton Sound
Husla
Westley
Wesley
Kenai Peninsula
Fire and Game Department
Fish and Game
Prince Wiliam Sound
Deshka River
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