Sikoqqinngisaannassooq

Everyday life, culture, and traditions of the Greenlandic Inuit community are under threat from melting ice, a direct result of global warming.

As glaciers disappear, so do opportunities for fishing, hunting, and social gatherings, since the frozen sea serves as the main route for dog sleds and snowmobiles. At the rate at which our planet is warming, snow and Greenland’s icy landscapes may become a thing of the past, along with the traditional way of life beyond the Arctic Circle. The future of the current Inuit generation is as fragile as the layer of ice that may soon disappear beneath rising sea levels.

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