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How to build a new energy economy, and still hunt caribou

By Joshua Kucera
April 26, 2009

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GREENLAND, A SPARSELY populated, ice-covered island in the Arctic Ocean, has for most of its history been a place where events move at a glacial pace. But lately things in Greenland have been heating up, literally and figuratively: Its traditional economy of subsistence hunting and fishing has become one of the first casualties of global warming, which has disrupted animal ... (Full article: 1199 words)

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