A New York Times article which has a relevance for the work I am doing on Polar regions at the moment, but also a tremendous resonance about the connection between people and ice.
I will be adding this to some articles from the 'Earth' magazine, which explore the changing lives of Inuit hunters, and the changing landscapes they now need to navigate.
“Inuit are people of the sea ice. If there is no more sea ice, how can we be people of the sea ice?”
I will be adding this to some articles from the 'Earth' magazine, which explore the changing lives of Inuit hunters, and the changing landscapes they now need to navigate.
“Inuit are people of the sea ice. If there is no more sea ice, how can we be people of the sea ice?”
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