
Alaska's Protective Sea Ice Wall Is Crumbling because of the Climate Crisis
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Alaska's Survival in a Storm Like Merbock
Merbock, a powerful storm that hit Alaska this month, was rare in 50 years. Scientists say it's the result of warmer oceans and less shore-fast sea ice along Alaskan coast. Residents are still working to repair damaged homes and outbuildings. Schwann: "What Murbok laid bare is their vulnerability ... need for improved infrastructure"
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