Published on: 11/12/2026
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Every year, Kotzebue, a small city in northwest Alaska, has a three-month window to receive all the diesel fuel it will use throughout the following year. It sits on a gravel spit that juts into Kotzebue Sound just north of the Arctic Circle, and is accessible only by air and sea. Ice keeps freight barges from reaching it for most of the year.
News Source : https://www.oregonlive.com/native-american-news/2026/11/doge-cuts-cost-tribes-470m-gutting-funding-for-climate-projects.html
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