In Grand Lake, Colorado, an outdoor ice hockey tournament was postponed due to thin ice on the fragile alpine lake.
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“We can treat any water, but just get out your check book,” Jokerst said, reciting a common phrase in the water utility world.For example, much of Alaska is currently experiencing an unusual season - a warm start to the year followed below-average temperatures in late fall. “When those lakes are the ones people are fishing all the time, then the catching opportunities are highly reduced because those lakes are overfished,” Warren said.
In parts of Alaska and Northern Canada, frozen lakes and rivers also serve a critical role connecting remote, often indigenous communities that are inaccessible by road. Without the ice, residents cannot access outside goods and services except by plane or boat. For both transportation and recreation, changes in ice trends can be deadly.
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