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And perhaps, amidst all this, we should rethink our relationship with the natural world—taking more from the environment than we need and sharing more with those in need, just as Alaskans do through subsistence practices.
In essence, Alaska's food supply chain, though finely tuned for the challenges it faces, remains exceedingly vulnerable. Its future depends on recognizing the importance of infrastructure, resilience, and community effort—lessons that are increasingly relevant for societies worldwide facing their own supply chain vulnerabilities.