Two Indigenous-led studies in Alaska hint at how future low sea ice seasons could affect Arctic communities
The studies looked at the causes — and impacts — of two recent low ice years in the Kotzebue Sound.
September 28, 2021
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When sea ice failed to cover Alaska’s Kotzebue Sound for the first winters in recent memory, the people who live in the area raised questions about what those anomalously warm seasons meant for the future.
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