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Thriving Otters in North America Linked to Nuclear Weapons Tests Here s Why

When a large earthquake shook Alaska's Aleutian Islands in 2014, scientists with the US government hurried to assess the damage on Amchitka Island.

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US Nuclear Tests at Amchitka Island Led to Otter Relocation in Alaska

Before the US set off a nuclear weapons test, it moved hundreds of otters to the US and British Columbia. Many populations are thriving today.

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How US nuclear tests in the 70s led to today s thriving otter population on the Pacific west coast

Before the US set off a nuclear weapons test, it moved hundreds of otters to the US and British Columbia. Many populations are thriving today.

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Coastal News Today | CA - UCSC s Center for Coastal Climate Resilience awards over $4 6 million to support California coastal projects

The UCSC Center for Coastal Climate Resilience has awarded over $4.6 million in funding to 22 UC Santa Cruz research groups for pilot projects and implementation projects supporting efforts to fight climate change in coastal communities across California and beyond.

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Red Sea Urchin in Southern California Could Suffer from Climate Change, New Report Finds

Northern and Southern California have red sea urchins that thrive in population. Red sea urchins managed to adapt to warming temperatures. However, according to recent research, climate change could impact their species. Read here.

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