Inuit culture at the coalface of change as a result of climate change
The Inuit hunter has already missed twice. After a deep breath, he squeezes the trigger. The loud crack echoes off the icebergs and, a football field away, a silver-coated seal collapses, blood turning the clear blue ice red.
Mikaelsen’s four companions — visitors from faraway lands — are stunned. This is what they came to see, but when the shot rang out in the Arctic stillness of southeast Greenland, some hoped it would be another miss.
