ナショナルジオグラフィックのインスタグラム(natgeo) - 7月12日 15時39分

Photo by Katie Orlinsky @katieorlinsky | Wooden walkways replace roads, and homes rest on pilings in the village of Newtok in western Alaska. This Yupik village (population 380), located along the Ninglik River in the lower Kuskokwim Delta, is sinking as the permafrost beneath it thaws. The entire village is in the process of moving to Mertarvik, a new village site about nine miles away built on rocky ground.

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barbiefootball My daughter and her boyfriend teach in Nunapitchuk, AK and know first hand the struggles these beautiful people are having. There are a few villages that have already moved because of rising water. 2019 winter was warmer than usual had had less snow than expected.

dawnrosedaloia Yeah, climate change isn't real... #WakeUp #ItsWorseThanYouCanImagine #RevolutionIsTheOnlySolution #Bernie2020 #TheONLYQualifiedPresidentialCandidate #PresidentSanders #MyPresident #TakeBackOurGovernment #GetMoneyOutOfPolitics #RemoveTheTraitorsWithForce

worldtrotter42 I was here 11 years ago....loved the community, but sadden to see the impacts of climate change in Indigenous communities. I was doing research/campaigning in the community and remember the children playing there.

ourmanyardy Why are these natives so poor? They should have so much land and natural sources of wealth.

sallibynum Ice on fire melting in my lifetime it’s happening a lot now losing ground to water ?

aligurkanerdemli Bulunduklari hayat sartlarindan bile mutlu olabilmek !... insan

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