Trump’s Icebox

Greenland is a vast ice sheet with a thinly inhabited fringe. Almost all of its roughly 57,000 people live in a few small coastal towns—about two-thirds of them in just five places, a third in Nuuk alone. There are no roads between these settlements and a density of about 0.7 people per square mile across […]

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