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Alaskans at the Frontier of Climate Change

An Alaska Native Village Copes with the Effects of Global Warming and oil development

By Eric Kroh, August 29, 2008

Alaska Natives in the tiny village of Nuiqsut, Alaska, on the state's northern coast, face life-altering changes due to global warming and increasing oil and gas development.

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