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•	Former City Councilor's lawsuit dismissed
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•	Intervew: Scott McAdams, Democratic candidate for U.S. Senate
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•	Poll: Miller leading McAdams by 6 points
•	Candidates for Wrangell Election announced
•	Sept. 8 memorial set for Hoonah officers
•	Alaskans react to Murkowski loss
•	Murkowski out, Miller wins GOP primary
•	$1 million bail in Hoonah shooting case
•	Update: Hoonah standoff ends with surrender
•	Hoonah hopes for emotional recovery
•	Updated: Gunman kills two Hoonah policemen
•	Groups file suit over cruise discharge permit
•	Shurtleff: McAdams could beat Miller in November
•	Blown tire causes (another) AK Air jet to abort takeoff
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Interview: CO2 acidification threatens northern oceans

Robert Woolsey

Image by NOAA

Pteropods feed young salmon.

SITKA, ALASKA (2010-02-10) UAF ocean chemistry researcher Dr. Jeremy Mathis says the pH levels of the world's oceans are dropping as atmospheric carbon continues to rise. The increasing acidity is measurable, and the effects are already being seen on shell-building organisms. Full interview with Mathis, Michelle Putz of the Sitka Global Warming Group, and KCAW's Robert Woolsey.

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