The settlements of Greenland’s eastern coast are trapped in a decimating population slide
Greenland’s settlements are in the process of a worrisome decline in population. Take Kulusuk (pictured), for example. A first-time visitor to the east coast settlement of 294 people would notice there are lots of abandoned homes. Return visitors would notice that the number is on the increase.
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