It’s minus 14° C (+7°F) in Shishmaref and unseasonably warm for a January day. You might think that for an Arctic community where the surrounding sea remains frozen for seven months a year, a little global warming might be welcome, but for the 600 Inupiaq Eskimos who live in this small and isolated Alaskan village, climate change is threatening their community.

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