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Fishermen in Greenland are doing better than ever. That might be thanks to climate change.
First Coast News In this Aug. 3, 2017 file photo, icebergs float in a fjord after calving off from glaciers on the Greenland ice sheet in southeastern Greenland. David Goldman, AP. Kim Hoegh-Dam has seen the impact of climate change firsthand. He's a fisherman in ... Greenland feeling benefits of climate change on fishing sector |
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