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So what's behind you right now? What's behind me? It's all, it's our own grounds for

our garage will be falling into the ocean probably next year

because it's it lost five feet this year of ground. And then Tuktoyuktuktuk, aka Tuk.

It's a tiny village 200 miles north of the Arctic Circle in the Northwest Territories in Canada.

I'm talking to William Dillon Jr. aka Billy. He's a respected elder in the

Inouvi Allowit community that lives here and also the sweetest guy. Within

moments of meeting us he made us delicious smoke tea, and now he's taking

us on a tour. But it's a tour of what it used to be.

Our old school and old folks home is next to go in our graveyard. We've moved our graveyard already

but we haven't moved the people in the graveyard yet.

That's our next step.

His community is being taken back by the ocean in real time, but he's not just watching it happen, he's

documenting it.

It's just basically recording, recording,

recording, monitoring, just make sure that everybody's aware of how fast it is melting.

I'm Josh Bentley and this is part two

in our three-part science quickly fascination series from a fast-warming Arctic.

In today's episode, I'm riding with a new Vialowick climate monitors.

These inspiring

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