How Alaska’s Fish Became a Defining Issue for the Midterms

As the race for Alaska's Senate seat and governor's office heats up, the state's struggling fisheries have become a central issue, highlighting the economic challenges linked to declining fish populations. Despite the clear impact of climate change on these fisheries, candidates are largely avoiding direct discussion of this root cause. This evasion underscores the broader struggle to address climate change amidst urgent local issues, revealing a significant political and environmental dilemma that could shape future policy decisions.

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