Tonight on Alaska News Nightly... Scientists draw a direct link between climate change and the state's largest wildfire. And people leaving the state's largest homeless shelter have few places to go next. Listen here:
Scientists draw a direct link between climate change and the state’s largest wildfire. Also, people leaving the state’s largest homeless shelter have few places to go next.
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