America's First Climate Refugees are Native Alaskan Communities

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For many years, climate change has displaced millions in the developing world – and now America is seeing its first climate refugees. Over 180 native communities in Alaska are under threat as ice melt, rising seas, and erosion threatens their traditional way of life. A new report by the US Army Corps of Engineers predicts that Alaskan villages such as Newtok (located on the western coast of Alaska and 400 miles south of the Bering Strait) could be completely underwater as soon as 2017.

One question........where's the evidence?? Image below, indicates business as usual in Alaska! When our political scientist's make these wild claims.... Please ask for evidence! and watch them stutter!