Great interview, Nicole!!! I recall a professor of mine referred to changes in the high latitudes as a "canary in the coal mine". It's fascinating to hear the local attitudes, and the policy that is supported as a result of those beliefs, in a place that is experiencing the most dramatic change. I love the way this post highlights interconnectedness... between systems, and among people.
Thank you, Grace! The 'canary in the coal mine' is an accurate perspective on what we see taking place in Alaska and other parts of the very northern hemisphere. Thank you for sharing!
Great interview, Nicole!!! I recall a professor of mine referred to changes in the high latitudes as a "canary in the coal mine". It's fascinating to hear the local attitudes, and the policy that is supported as a result of those beliefs, in a place that is experiencing the most dramatic change. I love the way this post highlights interconnectedness... between systems, and among people.
Thank you, Grace! The 'canary in the coal mine' is an accurate perspective on what we see taking place in Alaska and other parts of the very northern hemisphere. Thank you for sharing!