Climate Change and Community Impact

The video explores the challenge of visually representing climate change through personal experiences in Greenland. The author shares their journey, capturing the melting ice and its social impact on local communities. Through storytelling and photography, the video aims to engage viewers in a dialogue about the future of our planet and the urgent need for change.

What is the main challenge in photographing climate change?

• Capturing the essence of climate change visually

• Getting permission from local authorities

• Finding the right camera equipment

• Traveling to remote locations

How did the narrator feel upon first seeing the Arctic sea ice?

• Disappointed

• Indifferent

• Confused

• Overwhelmed

What mistake did the narrator make on their second day in the field?

• Breaking their equipment

• Losing their way

• Standing up from the sled and slipping

• Forgetting their camera

Who is Albert Lucason?

• A scientist studying climate change

• A photographer

• A hunter from Umak

• A local fisherman

What was unusual about the ice in April?

• It was thicker than usual

• It started to melt earlier than usual

• It was completely gone

• It was unusually colorful

How does climate change affect the community socially?

• It makes them more isolated

• It limits their transportation options

• It increases their income

• It improves their health

What was the family trying to do on the 7-hour trip over frozen ice?

• Move to a new settlement

• Visit a doctor

• Attend a birthday party

• Go fishing

What is the narrator trying to achieve with their work?

• Win a photography award

• Travel to more remote locations

• Sell their photographs

• Build a bridge between their work and the audience

What does the narrator find inspiring in remote communities?

• Their technological advancements

• Their isolation

• Their resilience and adaptability

• Their wealth

What is the narrator's call to action regarding climate change?

• To stop using technology

• To move to urban areas

• To start a dialogue and make changes

• To ignore it