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What’s the impact of climate change on Alaskan Native Americans?

By Basma Amer and Juliette Rocheleau This 60-second video is about the implications of climate change on the reduced number of salmon in Alaskan waters — and the...

Alaskan Native Americans face problems with reduced number of salmon due to climate change.

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Northwestern University

August 24, 2018
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By Basma Amer and Juliette Rocheleau

This 60-second video is about the implications of climate change on the reduced number of salmon in Alaskan waters — and the difficulties facing Native American tribes who depend on that salmon.

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