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What will Nunavut look like by the end of the century?

Summary by Nunatsiaq News
By the end of this century, there’s an even chance that winter temperatures will exceed 10 C across much of Heavy rains wash out a bridge in Pond Inlet on Sept. 5. (Photo courtesy of Andrew Tagak) Nunavut, and that glaciers in western Canada could lose more than 75 per cent of their ice, say scientists behind a new climate change forecast, Canada’s Changing Climate. That report, released in September by climate scientists with Environment and Cl…
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Nunatsiaq News broke the news in Nunavut, Canada on Wednesday, October 7, 2026.
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