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‘Foundational instability’: As permafrost thaws, Nunainguk’s ground is shifting beneath its residents’ feet
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‘Foundational instability’: As permafrost thaws, Nunainguk’s ground is shifting beneath its residents’ feet
In the rapidly warming North, climate change is transforming the Nunatsiavut landscape in unpredictable ways
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FREY BLAKE-PIJOGGE, LOCAL JOURNALISM INITIATIVE REPORTER
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FEATURES, NORTH
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AUGUST 12, 2026
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Chaim Andersen, infrastructure planning co-ordinator for the Nunatsiavut Government. Photo by Frey Blake-Pijogge
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