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Preface and Acknowledgments - Brian Kennedy Foreword: Whose Climate is Changing? - Aqqaluk Lynge Introduction: Perceptions of Arctic Climate Change - Ross A. Virgina, Kenneth S. Yalowitz, and Igor Krupnik Dartmouth College: A Northern Tradition - William Fitzhugh Arctic, Northwest Coast, and Polar Exploration Collections of Dartmouth College - Kesler H. Woodward Thin Ice: Inuit Life and Climate Change - Nicole Stuckenberger Plates Annotated Checklist - Nicole Stuckenberger and Erik Lambert References Cited Contributors
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Justin Wilson
reviewed Thin Ice: Inuit Traditions within a Changing Environment on April 27, 2014
Thin Ice: Inuit Traditions within a Changing Environment
Short, sharp and punctual. Edward Hopper is a true master. But when it comes to poets talking and writing about painters, paintings and art in general, I prefer Charles Baudelaire and Zbigniew Herbert.
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