ナショナルジオグラフィックのインスタグラム(natgeo) - 11月30日 07時34分

Photo by @ciriljazbec / A hut mounted on a sled allows Pavia Nielsen to spend days at a time on the sea ice, hunting and fishing. A small gas heater inside keeps him warm.

Climate change is making the economies of the settlements even more precarious. It has lengthened the periods in winter and spring when ice is too thick for boats to leave harbors yet not thick enough to support sleds or snowmobiles. The unsafe ice affects fishing, but it hurts the region’s hunters more.
Instead of icing over in December or January and melting in June, the sea freezes in February and starts to thaw in April. The loss of ice has shortened the hunting season, in a land where wild meat helps families get by.

Read the entire Melting away story in the November issue of National Geographic Magazine - climate change special. @ナショナルジオグラフィック
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