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Markoosi and Nanasi Illauq walk to Clyde River's tiny harbor to set off for a day of hunting. For many Inuit, hunting represents a link to millennia of tradition—but those links are rapidly weakening in a changing climate.
Environment

Solving the Suicide Crisis in the Arctic Circle

High above the rapidly warming Arctic Circle, the people of Clyde River are looking to nature and Inuit tradition in a bid to end the town's epidemic of despair and suicide.

By Melody Schreiber
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Environment

#Sealfie vs. #Selfie, One Year Later

As long as environmental groups oppose hunting, eating, and wearing seal, there’s little chance of trust and cooperation with Canada’s Inuit.

By Eva Holland