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‘A Dying Community’: An Energy Crisis Worsened by the War Strains Alaska
Alaskans in remote villages are facing an energy crisis, being forced to choose between providing food for their families or maintaining a warm home. The article describes this struggle as being worsened by the war, straining the community.
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