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Reuters - Inuit communities need funds to adapt to climate change in the Arctic, including measures to build communal deep freezers to store game because warming is reducing their hunting season, an Inuit leader said . . .
ICC chairman James Stotts from Barrow Alaska told the news conference that his 78-year-old uncle fell through the ice and froze to death at a time of year when the ice normally would be thick and safe.
"Inuits have to find other ways to store their meat. Some of our villages are literally falling into the seas because of erosion," he said.
ICC chairman James Stotts from Barrow Alaska told the news conference that his 78-year-old uncle fell through the ice and froze to death at a time of year when the ice normally would be thick and safe.
"Inuits have to find other ways to store their meat. Some of our villages are literally falling into the seas because of erosion," he said.
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