Alaska villages chosen for federal relocation grants were singled out for climate-change threats — and progress
Newtok and Napakiak will each get $25 million to fund relocation projects.
Grants awarded to tribal governments in Alaska and the Lower 48 are only a start in what is expected to be a long process of funding relocation of Indigenous communities that are threatened by climate change, a top Interior Department official said Thursday.
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