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western countries say they will support the ukranians for as long as it takes. in many ways, greenland is on the frontline of climate change. today, its ice cap is the single biggest contributor to global sea level rises. in the north of greenland, people have lived and thrived in one of the world s toughest environments. for local communities, climate change feels close to home, as adrienne murray reports from the arctic coastal town, ilulissat. giant icebergs the size of city blocks tower over the space. this man has been fishing in these icy waters since this man has been fishing in these icy waters since he this man has been fishing in these icy waters since he was 14. ,, .,. these icy waters since he was 14. translation:. each season is not how 14. translation:. each season is not how it 14. translation:. each season is not how it used 14. translation:. each season is not how it used to 14. translation:. each season is not how it used to be, - 14. translation:. each sea
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here than anywhere else in the northern hemisphere. skilfully weaving through these floating giants, georgejonathansen is a skipper on a tour boat. even young people like him have witnessed change within their lifetimes. i think this sea has been unusual compared to the others. a lot of places in greenland have records in rain. now there s we never know how the winter is going to be. whilst some old traditions are slipping away, in many ways, arctic life has become easier. it s possible to fish year round and ilulissat is booming. however, this month, greenland s ice sheets saw unseasonable melting and just recently, a group of climate scientists warned that major sea level rise is inevitable. at the moment, it s a system that s in deficit.
ice with his sled dogs but it no longer freezes like it used to. so now, he only fishes by boat. translation: of course, - i was very worried when i started to notice that the icebergs were getting weaker and witnessing such an astronomical change in the climate. kaleeraq still owns more than 30 sled dogs but keeps them for his son. here in ilulissat, there s a constant soundtrack of sled dogs howling and barking. two decades ago, there were 5000 of them in this town. now, though, there s only 1800. ilulissat means iceberg in greenlandic and the nearby field is jam packed with ice that s carved from the sermeq kujalleq, orjakobshavn glacier, 50 kilometres away. it s an outlet of the greenland ice sheet and more icebergs are produced