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one thing about me is that i love my home. i can’t imagine having to evacuate one day and never knowing if i could come back but that’s a real crisis for kipnuk, and many other alaska tribes so it’s very important that we support and vote for leaders who recognize and support this issue in alaska
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wow! kipnuk is voting to relocate their village alaska doesn’t have reservations, but the native village of kipnuk is a federally recognized tribe could you imagine your tribe having to vote on relocating to a safer area because of climate change? dozens of alaskan tribes have/will have to soon
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CeeJay Johnson-Yellow Hawk
NEW: Typhoon Halong’s destruction in Kipnuk, Alaska, adds an exclamation point to long-simmering fears about the future of coastal villages facing climate change. Which town will be wiped away next? Should their former homes be rebuilt? w/ @adn.com
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The story of Typhoon Halong’s destruction in Kipnuk adds an exclamation point to long-simmering fears about the future of Alaska coastal villages facing down climate change.
Documenting an Alaska Village, Before and After the Storm That Destroyed It
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