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Puju, director of the Oqaasileriffik, helps University of Chicago professor Lenore Grenoble with her Greenlandic in Sisimiut, Greenland
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Puju points the route of travelto Sarfannguit Greenland
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Puju and Lenore speak with Puju's cousins in Sarfanguit
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Lenore speaks with fisherman from Sarfannguit
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Puju looks over the fjord at Sarfannguit
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Puju and Lenmore hike toward a radio tower during a sunset in Sisimiut, Greenland
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Published August 1, 2009

Carl Christian "Puju" Olsen, director of the Oqaasileriffik or Language Secretariat, shows linguistics professor Lenore Grenoble around his native Greenland.

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Greenland: Languages on Thin Ice

In the arctic, warmer weather has already reshaped fauna and flora zones, and sea ice melted last year at the highest levels in modern history. In fact, some scientists believe that if such thawing continues, North Pole summers will be ice-free by the end of the century.
December 21, 2009 / Time

Greenland to Sell Bottled Water from Melting Glaciers

Christopher Booker, Jason George
As the ice recedes, Greenland's government seeks to exploit new-found minerals and will bottle melted glacier ice to sell in supermarkets. Jason George and Christopher Booker report.
December 1, 2009 /

The arithmetic of self-rule

Christopher Booker, Jason George
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