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What is the main effect Global Warming is having in Alaska?
“The native population’s way of life depends on the sea freezing over at the right time. With warming temperatures, “we don’t freeze up until about two months later now,” says Vice Mayor Stanley Tocktoo. “By that time, the fish that we subsist on are way up in the river and we’re not able to catch many.”

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The effects of global warming in Alaska are significant, varied, and interrelated. They include melting permafrost, receding glaciers, eroding coasts, disappearing sea ice, and mounting problems for native species, such as caribou, sea otters, salmon, and polar bears.

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