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Suspended in netting in a downtown Anchorage building is a potent symbol of Arctic climate change: a chunk of sea ice that started at 310 pounds but is steadily shrinking, that was transported from Utqiagvik to the Dena’ina Civic and Convention Center.
The long-term loss of sea ice is causing myriad problems, but also poses some economic opportunities, Indigenous Alaskans say.
Anchorage, Alaska (Alaska Beacon) - The long-term loss of sea ice is causing profound disruptions and challenges, but also some economic opportunities, say panelists at the Arctic Encounter Symposium
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