Study says climate change hinders some subsistence efforts in Alaska

The Kuskokwim river from the seawall in Bethel. There was no snow and ice was barely visible in the warm November of 2014. (Photo by Dean Swope/KYUK)
Climate change has been the subject of many discussions, and scientists say that the Arctic is feeling the effects more significantly than the rest of the globe.
The results of a study gathered from University of Alaska Fairbanks-led interviews says climate change is having a significant effect on subsistence and travel activities in Alaska.
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