‘The idea of the film was to show the beauty of this ice … the loss of it is monumental’ — This film captures the majesty of the Greenland Ice Sheet and discusses how the climate crisis is causing it to rapidly melt.
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Lynn Davis is a photographer who has been capturing Greenland’s icebergs for more than 30 years. Her latest trip was documented in the film ‘Meltdown,’ where she visited with climate scientist Tony Leiserowitz to observe and discuss the effects of climate change from what they call ‘ground zero’ of the climate crisis.

Greenland is home to the second largest ice body in the world. Rising global temperatures are melting this ice sheet, causing a loss of 3.8 trillion tons of ice between 1992 and 2018 and making it the greatest single contributor to global sea level rise.

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