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If you cant predict the weather, you cant your safety. mum doesnt want you guys to... inaudible. we notice all of these changes because we are part of it, we see it. its almost like having thousands and thousands of scientists of scientists out here every day its a fact, its right before you, you cant deny it, you know? its important to use every part of the animal because it gave itself up for you to eat and for your family to eat,

Make sure you can get as much as you can of a certain meat, berry, when its in season. we only a few hours of daylight per day. over the past years, we have seen all of these changes. there will be a little less of an animal, maybe they wont come at all. caribou is one of our main food sources. this year, we didnt get any caribou. usually they come pretty close in before. we usually go out there by boat and shoot some caribou, and stock our freezers full. but we werent able to do that this year....

We had the high water that came all the way up here, so i dont know if there is water in between the eyes that was already established, and the snow that in between the ice that was already established, and the snow that snowed on top of it. you could lose your feet to frostbite you step through this right here, its dangerous. you have to have multiple ways of deciding what youre going to do. you cantjust go, "oh, its coold, im going to go on the ice." it high water, did it freeze? did it snow? ...

Its a hard pill to swallow. we dont just want to survive, we want to thrive on this land. i cant imagine having to relocate the whole home just because the water is coming up over it. its devastating as a community. my ancestors have been living off this land for a long time. they passed on their knowledge about the land. the inupiaq are connected as a community, so i think if we stick together, well be able to adapt to the changes.

I cant imagine not knowing what snow and ice is. mother nature is our mother. she cares for us, she supplies for us. why is there climate change? because of the human people, the very people that mother is nurturing. humans are abusing. man can be the culprit behind greed to ruin the first peoples, people that thrived with the heartbeat of mother earth. why? why cant they ask us?

We like to be called inupiaq, not eskimo. inupiaq means real people. eskimo is a non—native description of us. we know our land, it is like a heartbeat. we know how to survive, how to control the high waters, the low waters. we are oui’ own almanac. but then climate change came along and it changed everything. suddenly, everything starts to melt. but we dealt with this for the last ten or 15 years. we learned to keep the frustration at bay. we know we are in danger today. we know its there. ...

This christmas so that we have a better chance of protecting their lives so we can see them at future christmases. and sure as night follows day we will beat this virus and defeat it and reclaim our lives.

Winter weather is wreaking havoc in parts of the northern hemisphere. this week, the us was hit with a powerful winter storm. and injapan, a massive snowfall trapped drivers for more than two days. chris hemmings has more. authorities have declared an emergency is more than 1000 ca rs are emergency is more than 1000 cars are still stranded on an expressway connecting tokyo with nagata in the north. the trailer got stuck on wednesday evening, leaving cues up to 17 kilometres, with cars quickly be...

You are listening to kotz, with a news update. summer temperatures were three degrees warmer on average this year, on top of a record spring that was 6 degrees warmer than the previous record. those temperatures mean warmer waters in the sound, which could mean changes. in the winter... i have always loved being outside with my dad, just hunting and trapping and fishing. once you are out there, you kind of feel super insignificant, which may be a lot of people wouldnt like to feel. which maybe a...

Now its so celebrated. hunting and fishing and living a subsistence lifestyle, i feel its a huge part of my identity, who i am. are you ready to pull up the traps? see if theres any beavers in there. when my family is out on the ice, anything can happen. we live in a place where nature rules. things can turn quickly. the weather can turn quickly. the ice breaks up. they can fall through. and they have, you know, before. it can be pretty nerve—wracking for a mum at home waiting for her crew.