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New dawn for Arctic’s first people: the Inuit plan to reclaim their sea
The environment Inuit have lived in for millennia is changing fast. Canada’s government once ignored Indigenous knowledge of it but now they are jointly creating the Nunatsiavut conservation area.
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A vanishing world
Winter sea ice is melting away from Labrador. For the Inuit way of life, it’s a death knell
news.mongabay.com
Martin Robards, Beverly Maksagak: Ice breakers in the Arctic: Let's talk Inuit safety
A little-considered impact of warming temperatures in the Arctic is the increased activity of ice breakers.
therevelator.org
Promise or peril? Importing hydropower to fuel the clean energy transition
U.S. states hope to tap Canada’s network of large dams to meet low-carbon goals, but do better options exist closer to home?
nunavutnews.com
Researchers peg polar bear demise to emissions; some Inuit hunters say bears will survive
Many polar bear populations could be extinct or on the verge of extinction in 80 years if greenhouse gases rise at a high rate, a new scientific study by six researchers predicts.
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undark.org
In Canada, Inuit communities are shaping research priorities
Scientists wishing to do research must now consult with Inuit groups — and consider long-neglected local priorities.
globalnews.ca
‘Our very right to be Inuit’ violated by global inaction on climate change, activist says
This past election, climate change emerged as one of the top ballot box issues on the minds of voters.
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