Facing Erosion: The Crisis of Alaskan Native Villages

This chapter explores the devastating effects of Typhoon Murbok on Alaskan native communities, particularly the Chupik and Yupik people. It highlights the challenges posed by climate change, including severe flooding and erosion, as communities consider relocating to preserve their culture and way of life. The narrative emphasizes the importance of traditional practices and the struggle to maintain identity amidst environmental and cultural threats.