Alaska records warmest month ever in July heat spike
Alaska tied its warmest month on record as July averaged 58.1 degrees F, with Anchorage hitting 90 degrees for the first time. NOAA notes sea ice shrank to a July record low while wildfires extended their season and wildlife and fisheries saw unusual patterns amid broader climate warming.
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Alaska
America
National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration
Nome
Brian Brettschneider
University of Alaska Fairbanks
International Arctic Research Center
Brettschneider
NOAA
Arctic Ocean
Panhandle
Ted Stevens
Anchorage International
Arctic
National
University of Colorado
South Carolina
Bering Sea
Lyle Britt
Island of
Saint Matthew
Britt
Tim Mowry
State Division of Forestry
Mowry
Kenai Peninsula
Matanuska-Susitna
Haines
Tongass National Forest
Rick Thoman
Thoman
Stephen Brown
University of Alaska Fairbanks Cooperative Extension Service
Brown
Junar Lim
Ziah Lim
Arsenia Lim
Cavite
Philippines
Gardens
Town Square
Alaska Range
Dan Joling
Yemen rebels strike Shaybah oil field in remote Saudi desert
Drones operated by Yemen's Houthi movement hit the Shaybah field, deep in Saudi Arabia, causing a limited fire with production reportedly unaffected. Officials linked the attack to broader regional tensions, noting the field's remote location and its vast oil and gas reserves.
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Yemen
Saudi Arabia
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Mideast
U.S
Iran
Tehran
Khalid al-Falih
Saudi Arabian Oil Co
Saudi Aramco
Associated Press
Yahia Sarie
Sarie
Al-Falih
Red Sea
Strait of
Hormuz
al-Fatih
Arabian Peninsula
U.N
Emirati
Rub al-Khali
Bruce Stanley
Advocates warn health fallout from new immigration rule
Advocates say changes redefining public charge will push low income immigrants off essential care, raising ER visits and costs. Diabetics skip regular checkups and asthmatics miss preventive care as officials push self sufficiency. experts warn the rule could force tough choices for many seeking green cards and public benefits.
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U.S
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Public Health Solutions
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Esperanza Health Centers
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