Saturday, January 11, 2014

Climate Change Rattles Mental Health of Inuit in Labrador

CBC News
'Grief, mourning, anger, frustration' over environmental changes. Details here.

2 comments:

John Fefchak said...

The people who shared this land long before the
"white man came" had the wisdom and vision that this will be our place for many, many lifetimes, and it will sustain us. We are secure.
Now, the white man politician only looks forward to the next four years and time for re-election. He wants all the resources….now, and doesn't even take into consideration that he is stealing from generations, yet to be born. They are not apprehensive for provisions
that are finite. Sad, they think only of themselves.

John Fefchak said...

The people who shared this land long before the
"white man came" had the wisdom and vision that this will be our place for many, many lifetimes, and it will sustain us. We are secure.
Now, the white man politician only looks forward to the next four years and time for re-election. He wants all the resources….now, and doesn't even take into consideration that he is stealing from generations, yet to be born. They are not apprehensive for provisions
that are finite. Sad, they think only of themselves.

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