Yo! How existentially crisis-ed is your existential crisis? Maybe you don’t even think it’s real. But here’s what I can say - 2023 is expected to be the hottest on record - and that will have effects everywhere. One place that keeps coming up in the climate discussion is Greenland. And ice here is melting at record rates. I’ve been reporting on it for years and decided to go see for myself.
But Greenland is more than just a global warming talking point at COP 28 (that’s the UN climate conference that just started yesterday). And I will show you some of that next week with a scientist William Colgan (www.instagram....) from the Geological Survey of Denmark and Greenland.
BUT back to the extraordinary island of Greenland - a place that draws you in and holds you with its spectacular landscapes and vibes. But what about the people who have lived there for thousands of years. I searched out someone who has been telling the world about the magnificent land and culture of the Indigenous people there - Qupanuk Olsen - AKA Q’s Greenland (plus you cats kept sending me her videos). Oh, and did I mention there will be icebergs. Lots of icebergs. And I did think that I had been avoiding my whole life.
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Produced and Directed by Tania Natscheff
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Featuring @qsgreenland
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