Environmental Studies and Forestry

Experience exceeds awareness of anthropogenic climate change in Greenland

K. Minor, M. L. Jensen, et al.

This study reveals the striking climate change perceptions of Greenland's Indigenous population, showcasing their unique experiences compared to residents of oil-producing Arctic countries. Conducted by a team of researchers including Kelton Minor, Manumina Lund Jensen, and others, it uncovers a crucial gap between scientific consensus and Kalaallit views, particularly among the youth, with significant implications for climate adaptation and knowledge exchange.