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Statutory limits prevent effective response to communities at climate risk | Robin Bronen
Waves pounding against the sandbagged seawall in Kivalina, Alaska. In 2006, a recently completed sea barrier was partly destroyed and the community evacuated.
Alaska villages cope with shortages of treated water
This Sept. 11, 2006, aerial file photo released by the Northwest Arctic Borough shows the village of Kivalina, Alaska.
Alaska villages cope with drinking-water shortages
Unalakleet, a largely Inupiat Eskimo community, lost use of its main pipeline when it froze a month ago and developed leaks.
Name Calling Won't Save Shrinking Glaciers and Disappearing Islands
But it's not always for the reasons filmmaker Craig Scott The documentary, which opened in theaters last Friday, looks at the money flowing between energy Goliaths like ExxonMobil and Koch Industries, their PR agencies, and the politicians who, in the face of overwhelming scientific evidence of calamitous man-made climate change, have managed to ... (more)
Daryl Hannah produces 'Greedy Lying Bastards'
The film's executive producer is actress and environmental activist Daryl Hannah.