North Slope tundra pond study starts this winterUAF leads research team looking at effects of drawing water from North Slope ponds for ice road construction Patricia Jones PNA Contributing Writer
A collaborative research effort involving industry, university researchers and governmental funding will study the physical, biological and chemical effects of pumping water from North Slope ponds for use in ice road construction during winter months.
The three-year study will start during this wint....
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