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Monitoring permafrost thaw in Alaska’s agricultural fields: A deeper look beneath the surface
In interior Alaska, farmers are facing an invisible threat growing beneath their fields. As global temperatures rise, the once-reliable permafrost - ground that has remained frozen for decades or centuries...
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The Role of Real-Time Temperature Monitoring in Adapting to Diminishing Ice Roads
For industries operating in the Arctic—particularly mining and oil & gas—winter ice roads are critical for transporting personnel, equipment, and supplies. However, climate change is rapidly shortening their lifespan, increasing...
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Potholes and the Freeze-Thaw Cycle: How Smart Temperature Monitoring Can Help Prevent Road Damage
Potholes are a universal nuisance, causing billions in road repair costs and vehicle damage every year. For those managing road infrastructure in cold climates, the problem is even more severe...
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