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From Sivuqaq's Shores in Alaska to the UN: The Fight for Military Cleanup & Indigenous Rights
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From Sivuqaq's Shores in Alaska to the UN: The Fight for Military Cleanup & Indigenous Rights
Photo by Chloé F. Smith in the Native village of Savoonga on the Island of Sivuqaq, AK, in August 2024 “It was so beautiful. Little did we know it was so toxic”, declared Karen (Pungowiyi) Nguyen, a former Indigenous resident of Sivuqaq Island (more commonly known as St. Lawrence Island) in the Northern Bering Sea, when we interviewed her in Alaska in early 2024. She recalled how, as children at the Northeast Cape on Sivuqaq, her family used to …
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