Pam Miller, executive director of Alaska Community Action on Toxics, and Vi Waghiyi, the organization's environmental health and justice program director, hold up a photo of the late Annie Alowi, a health aide from the St. Lawrence Island community of Savoonga who spurred studies of contaminants from local and long-range pollutants. Miller and Waghiyi are co-authors of a study that examined contaminants found in marine mammals and reindeer that the Yup'ik people of St. Lawrence Island hunt for traditional foods. Waghiyi is also from Savoonga. (Photo by Yereth Rosen/Alaska Beacon)