Selawik News

A man and a woman have been missing for more than three days in Northwest Alaska.

The second group of five Alaska Emergency Firefighter crews are going to fly into Utah.

Melting ice cellars and rotting whale meat, the arrival of beaver fever in a once-pristine land, and water supplies that might go dry are just a few of the health risks posed by climate change in the Arctic .

Thawing permafrost is causing rapid erosion of the river bank along the Selawik River.

Alaska Natives living in some Arctic coastal communities became the nation's first climate change refugees when the loss of protective ice, exposed them to huge waves and storm surges, making it too dangerous to remain in their homes.A But inland villages are also feeling the affects of global warming.