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Greenland

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    PART OF: How Greenland is Adapting to Climate Change

    Greenland’s Positive Spin on Climate Change

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    Bradley Secker
    Grantee
    January 19, 2023
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    How Greenland is Adapting to Climate Change

    Greenland is determined to see the benefits of the melting ice due to the changing climate.

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    Bradley Secker
    Grantee
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    PART OF: Stories of a Changing Greenland

    How a New Partnership With the U.S. National Park Service Could Help Greenland Grow Sustainable Tourism

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    Chris Dunn
    2021 Reporting Fellow
    August 26, 2022
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    PART OF: Stories of a Changing Greenland

    A Lurking Disaster in Greenland

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    Chris Dunn
    2021 Reporting Fellow
    November 24, 2021
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    Greenland Melting, Charleston Flooding

    Connecting the Dots on Climate Change So what does that spectacular iceberg floating off the coast...

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    Jon Sawyer
    President and CEO
    September 28, 2021
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    Rising Waters: The Greenland Connection

    Much of Charleston's future sea rise is related to what's happening in a place that's more than 3...

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    Tony Bartelme
    Grantee
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    PART OF: Rising Waters: The Greenland Connection

    The Greenland Connection

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    September 21, 2021
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    PART OF: Stories of a Changing Greenland

    U.S. Cold War Military Base in Greenland’s Ice Not an Immediate Environmental Concern, Study Finds

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    Chris Dunn
    2021 Reporting Fellow
    June 1, 2021
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    Stories of a Changing Greenland

    Despite its small population and remote location, Greenland is at the center of world affairs. Its...

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    Chris Dunn
    2021 Reporting Fellow
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  • Many of the residents in Qaanaaq live in permafrost areas, and their homes are built on frozen ground. As the permafrost thaws, the ground becomes weaker and less able to support these structures, and it becomes dangerous to live inside. In parts of North Greenland, coastlines and soil are being eroded as storms batter the land and the permafrost crumbles. Image by Anna Filipova. Greenland, 2018.
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    Meet the Journalist: Anna Filipova

    Qaanaaq, situated in North Greenland and the world's northernmost naturally inhabited town, has...

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    Anna Filipova
    Grantee
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    Qaanaaq, in North Greenland is the world's northernmost naturally inhabited town. It has found itself among the first casualties in the battle against climate change. Image by Anna Filipova. Greenland, 2019.
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    PART OF: The Effects of ​Melting Permafrost in Greenland

    What Life’s Like in The World’s Northernmost Naturally Inhabited Town

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    Anna Filipova
    Grantee
    June 5, 2019
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    PART OF: Losing Earth

    Losing Earth: From the Air

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    April 2, 2019
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