Swept away homes, unearthed graves, submerged hunting trails: how Typhoon Halong destroyed an Alaskan village
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Typhoon Halong has wreaked havoc on the Alaskan village of Kipnuk, forcing nearly all of its 700 residents to evacuate. As they prepare to return, the devastating impacts of the climate crisis are evident, with homes swept away and hunting trails submerged. This disaster highlights the urgent need for climate action and community resilience, especially as the Yukon-Kuskokwim Health Corporation invests $100 million in local health infrastructure to support recovery efforts.
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