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This Sept. 23, 2019, photo in Point Hope, Alaska, shows an abandoned, eroded ice cellar, a type of underground food cache dug into the permafrost to provide natural refrigeration used for generations in far-north communities. Naturally cooled underground ice cellars, used in Alaska Native communities for generations, are becoming increasingly unreliable as a warming climate and other factors touch multiple facets of life in the far north. (Anne Jensen via AP)

This Sept. 23, 2019, photo in Point Hope, Alaska, shows an abandoned, eroded ice cellar, a type of underground food cache dug into the permafrost to provide natural refrigeration used for generations in far-north communities. Naturally cooled underground ice cellars, used in Alaska Native communities for generations, are becoming increasingly unreliable as a warming climate and other factors touch multiple facets of life in the far north. (Anne Jensen via AP)

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