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← UNFCCC Official Side Events, Wednesday 18 November
Day 10 of COP31 · Human and Social Development day

The melting Arctic and the threat to global societies: the case of the Greenland Ice Sheet

When
Wednesday 18 November, 13:15 to 14:45Antalya time
Where
UNFCCC Official Side EventsBlue Zone
Organised by
Denmark, Saami Council Headquarters
On the panel
  • G.Retter, Head of Unit, Saami Council
  • J.Box, GEUS
  • H.Sevestre, AMAP
  • P.Pearson, ICCI
  • J.Rosbach, Minister of Environment, Greenland
  • H.Nakimayak, Inuit Circumpolar Council
  • J.Gasper Jr, Minister-in-Assistance of the Environment, Marshall Islands
  • M.Talia, Minister of Climate Change & Environment, Tuvalu
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Topics
WaterIndigenous peoples and communities

Greenland's ice loss is now the largest contributor to sea-level rise, threatening coastal communities worldwide. This session brings together science, Indigenous Knowledge and policy from the Arctic, small island states and beyond to call for urgent action on , and resilience. Speakers: J.Rosbach, Min. Environment, Greenland G.Retter, Head of Unit, Saami Council H.Nakimayak, Inuit Circumpolar Council M.Talia, Min. Climate Change & Environment, Tuvalu J.Gasper Jr, Min.-in-Assistance & of the Environment, Marshall Islands J.Box, GEUS H.Sevestre, AMAP P.Pearson, ICCI