The Last Ice in the Arctic
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As global warming continues to melt Arctic ice, the threat to the Inuit of Canada and Greenland is becoming more and more dire. And that melting is leading to one last patch of Arctic ice.
On this episode of This Is Why, we find out why the last ice is important for the lives of people beyond the Arctic and what a National Geographic team found.
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Guests:
Scott Ressler, director and producer of National Geographic documentary The Last Ice
Episode resources:
Trailer for The Last Ice
More on the Last Ice area
Our previous episode on the collapse of the Milne Ice Shelf
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