Kivalina's fight for survival: A decade after its climate change lawsuit was dismissed, the Alaska Native village battles fierce storms, erosion and sea ice loss

In the years since the Supreme Court rejected Kivalina’s appeal on May 20, 2013, the community’s search and rescue team has faced increasing climate disasters: ‘We just can’t adapt this fast.’

Related Keywords

Kivalina ,Alaska ,United States ,Copenhagen ,Køavn ,Denmark ,Colleen Swan ,Carl Swan ,Joe Swan Jr ,Army Corps ,Us Circuit Court ,Us Army Corps Of Engineers ,Army Corps Of Engineers ,Exxonmobil ,Supreme Court ,Us Office Of Education ,Arctic Borough School District ,Typhoon Merbok ,Western Alaska ,Reppi Swan ,Joe Swan ,Alaska Native ,Volunteer Search ,Northwest Arctic Borough School District ,Adaptation ,Arctic ,Arctic Ice ,Climate Change ,Climate Disaster ,Extreme Weather ,Ederal Funding ,Ndigenous ,Islands ,Long Reads ,Polar Sea Ice ,Mural ,Sea Ice ,Search And Rescue ,Rural Communities ,Severe Weather Events ,