A Year After Floodwaters Swept Away an Alaskan Native Village, Residents Remain in Limbo
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https://insideclimatenews.org/news/31102026/alaska-village-typhoon-halong-recovery/
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KWIGILLINGOK, Alaska—Lucy Martin’s family was among the last to be evacuated from Kwigillingok, a Yup’ik village a quarter mile from the Bering Sea that was devastated by Typhoon Halong in October 2025. A year later, Martin, the village’s tribal resilience coordinator, is still in Bethel, a regional hub about 70 miles to the northeast, and […]
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