Glacier Flood Watch (Juneau): The National Weather Service says Suicide Basin could fill by early August, sending the Mendenhall River to about 16–18 feet—similar to record flooding in 2024–25—prompting residents to follow local preparedness guidance. Arctic Aviation for Science (UAF): Alaska State Climatologist Martin Stuefer flew a Cessna 185 with a hyperspectral camera to map how summer glacier melt changes ocean conditions, highlighting Alaska’s “pilot-scientist” approach. Climate Risk for Wildlife (Birds): A new study finds northern tree swallows face a timing squeeze as climate change shifts temperatures, leaving them more vulnerable even when their warming response matches southern birds. Invasive Species Control (Southcentral Alaska): Alaska Department of Fish and Game techs are documenting northern pike eating juvenile salmon near Nancy Lake as part of aggressive invasive pike management. Energy & Homes (AHFC): A guide explains Alaska home energy ratings—how they’re set, when to get them, and what standards like BEES/PUR101 mean for efficiency and costs. Observability Tech (Alaska IT): ScienceLogic’s Skylar One “Kyoto” update adds geographic service visibility and easier location/device management for hybrid IT teams. Seismic Research (Central Alaska): UAF researchers analyzed an unusual pre-quake signal from a 2025 central Alaska event, offering rare insight into how earthquakes can begin. Tidal Power Data (False Pass): Ocean Renewable Power is seeking a one-year state permit to deploy seafloor current sensors for a tidal resource study aimed at reducing diesel dependence. Health Policy Research (Opioids): A Rutgers/Health Affairs study finds long-acting injectable buprenorphine use surged from 2021–24, but state-level growth still varies widely. Public Health Safety (Drowning): Pediatric experts warn that drownings remain a leading cause of death for young children, stressing that seconds matter for rescue and resuscitation.