From ADN May 31, 2016,:  A new species of Alaska duckbill dinosaur has been identified from thousands of bones found on the North Slope and housed at the University of Alaska Museum of the North.
But it didn't just survive, it thrived. The museum has at least 6,000 specimens from these duckbills, all from the Prince Creek Formation on the North side of the Brooks Range about 35 miles from the Arctic Ocean. 

I've lived here long enough to know our weather in Alaska is changing but it has changed since time, and I believe we can cut back on our emissions but I don't put it at the head of the American to do list!  Pew Research Center findings, For their part, those under 30 years of age are more likely than those 65 and older to say that environmental protection (64% vs. 48%) and global climate change (48% vs. 34%) should be top priorities. Yep I'm in the over 65 group.