Newtok poised to be relocation model for climate-imperiled villages
With $15 million in support, the Denali Commission will push forward with relocation of the Alaska village.
March 29, 2018
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New money from the federal budget to the Denali Commission will be used to push forward with the relocation of an Alaska village hard hit by climate change – and will, officials hope, set an example for planned relocations of other villages.
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