Climate-change-induced impacts of access to wild foods are also of concern in Arctic regions . Coastal and inland communities of Alaska found that 60% of climate impacts on food security listed by hunters were related to access . Reduced duration, thickness and quality of sea ice are some of the most cited impacts of climate change on wild food consumption . Lack of snowfall reduces and delays the ability to travel on land using snowmobiles , impacting safety of travel, time needed and costs of accessing wild foods .
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