Climate, Society and Subsurface Politics in Greenland

Exploring the intricate connections between climate change, indigenous sovereignty, and resource extraction, this book offers a profound examination of memory and anticipation through various landscapes. Drawing on extensive anthropological research in Greenland, it delves into the complex dynamics at play in these environments, highlighting the interplay between local communities and global ecological challenges. The narrative captures the urgency of these issues while emphasizing the unique perspectives of those directly impacted.