Greenland: On Thin Ice. Global warming and the tourist industry

Arne, a resident of Dimanak, Greenland, introduces himself and discusses the geographical and demographic aspects of Greenland. He emphasizes the importance of maintaining international contact due to the small population. Arne also talks about the growing tourism industry and its impact on local life. He contrasts traditional fishing methods with modern practices, highlighting changes due to environmental conditions. The video concludes with a reiteration of Greenland's significance and the necessity of global connections.

What is the population size of Greenland as mentioned by Arne?

• 1,000 people

• 100,000 people

• 500 people

• 10,000 people

Why is it crucial for Greenland to maintain contact with other countries?

• Due to its small population

• To export local products

• To attract more tourists

• To import food supplies

How many tourists can visit the village in a busy week?

• Up to 200

• Up to 100

• Up to 50

• Up to 20

What change in fishing practices is mentioned by Arne?

• Switching from fishing with nets to fishing with rods

• Using boats instead of dogs

• Fishing with bulls instead of dogs

• Fishing in summer instead of winter

What environmental challenge is affecting fishing in Greenland?

• Overfishing

• Bad ice conditions

• Pollution

• Rising sea levels