June 16, 1947
Greenland is getting greener and Iceland’s ice is shrinking. The Arctic is losing its chill.
Retreating Glaciers. Mountain glaciers, “very sensitive to climatic changes,”
In central Norway, Lapland and Greenland, the glaciers have been drawing back their long tongues of ice. Some have disappeared entirely. Icelandic glaciers are yielding up farmland which they have overridden for the last 600 years.
Advancing Fish. In the 19th Century only a few cod were caught off southwestern Greenland. Now they are schooling far north of the Arctic Circle, where grateful Greenlanders and Eskimos are hauling them up by the ton. Many times in geological history, over long periods of years, the ice has piled up in the north and crunched down into the temperate zones.
Disrupting the Borg is expensive and time consuming!
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Greenland was doomed!
Winters were getting warmer.