Nunavut is the home of the Inuit people who are indigenous to the Arctic

There are 169,000 websites for “Inuit” and “Global Warming.”

The researchers collected pollen spores from sediment cores taken from a lake

Temperature reconstruction of Lake

Middle line represents the average of the maximum and minimum temperatures for each sample. Solid thick line represents the 5-point running mean

So, summers in Nunavut warmed from 7,000 BP to 4,000 BP to conditions warmer than present, then around 3,000 BP, a long cooling began culminating in near-present conditions being among the coolest of the past 7,000 years. We have the greatest respect for the Inuit people of today and their ancestors of the Arctic who survived (and even flourished) during times in the past that were warmer than modern conditions. We also congratulate the ecosystem of Nunavut that also survived (and probably even flourished) during the warmer years of the mid-Holocene