Quinhagak

Land subsiding a foot may not seem like very much, but when you're only a few feet above the high tide line, that can make all the difference.

I mean, we're already seeing that, right? Part of, um, old, uh, Quinhagak, uh, right on the coast there is, you know, it's now part of the Bering Sea.

While western and southwestern Alaska are the most vulnerable, climate specialist Rick Thoman warns that all parts of the state will feel the changes caused by warming oceans and soil erosion.

Consider yourself handy? Over the weekend, the Anchorage Museum held an event for those who are, and for those who could use an assist.

Okay, we're on our way.

Okay, we'll go to Anonymous from Quinhagak.

Hello, Anonymous from Quinhagak?

No, not Anonymous.

Willie Keppel.

And there's a flood warning issued for the Kuskokwim Delta Coast and Nunavut Island.

I wonder if that's the same one.

From early Thursday yesterday to early tomorrow, including the communities of Kipnuk, Kohilingok, and Quinhagak.