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NOAA-led Study Shows Alaska Fisheries and Communities at Risk from Ocean Acidification

by Gary Kopycinski on July 29, 2014

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Individual components of the final ocean acidification risk index for each census area showing the communities with the highest risk are in the Southeast and Southwest of the state. (Credit: NOAA)