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With rising temperatures and melting sea ice, hunting and traveling in the Arctic is becoming a riskier venture. Here’s what a changing environment could mean for search and rescue efforts.
HAKAI MAGAZINE: Ice wedges are found across Alaska’s North Slope and much of the high Arctic. As the region warms, these blocks of ice are melting much faster than expected and are causing the land to slump.
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