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The Arctic Report Card shows the continued decline of sea ice

Alaska tries to protect against coastal erosion from flooding from an increasingly ice-free Beaufort Sea.

A lack of ice in the Beaufort Sea off Alaska is leading to coastal erosion. Image: REUTERS/Yereth Rosen

Olivia Rosane
Freelance Reporter, Ecowatch
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