Across Greenland, climate change is not only transforming the landscape, but also the lives and traditions of the people who live there. Thinning sea ice means some hunters can no longer ride their dog sleds, and waters are becoming less predictable for the island's fishermen. Now a project is mapping locals’ memories in an effort to preserve a lasting record of the past.
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