AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoCOP31: Greenland youth delegate Najannguaq Berthelsen is set to join a Nov. 16 panel in Antalya on climate vulnerability, biodiversity and gaps in adaptation funding. Greenland’s Climate Past: Sediment beneath Camp Century suggests the site was ice-free about 416,000 years ago, when summers were 4.7°C warmer than today and the ice sheet had retreated more than 60 miles. Lived Change: A project is recording Greenlanders’ memories as thinning sea ice disrupts dog-sled hunting and less predictable waters challenge fishers. Arctic Sea Ice: A new analysis suggests models overestimate winter ice; adjusted projections point to roughly one million square kilometers less winter sea ice in coming decades.
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