‘Adapt Nunatsiavut’: an Inuit approachIn March, Nunatsiavut Government released Sungiutisannik Nunatsiavummi (Adapt Nunatsiavut): An Inuit Approach to Climate Change Mitigation & Adaptation in Nunatsiavut, its first climate plan. Former Nunatsiavut Government Climate Change Manager Chaim Andersen says Labrador’s warming climate is contributing to thawing permafrost, changes in precipitation, sea level changes and sea ice conditions. She says Nunatsiavut’s approach to climate action involves creating space through various workshops and community engagements so that community members can share their concerns about climate change. The climate change strategy says Bill C-226 “will only be meaningful if it directly addresses the disproportionate climate impacts on Northern and Inuit communities. Download the full report:The Nunatsiavut climate strategy aligns with broader climate goals outlined in Inuit Tapiriit Kanatami’s National Inuit Climate Change Strategy, Canada’s National Adaptation Strategy, and Newfoundland and Labrador’s Climate Change Mitigation and Adaptation Action Plans.