inuit nunangat.without our welcome. doesn't make no difference how much you voice your concern, what you present, how you deliver it-- it's still going to happen. [♪♪♪] the power that's being generated at muskrat falls is being ran through underground cables to the eastern seaboard.

and the only inuit.the community was concerned about the air, dust, ground stabilty, erosion and our water ways, so we're out here to collect that data with the help of the researchers and the scientists. everyone in tuk, as the village is referred to locally, knows dustin whalen. the canadian permafrost reseacher has been coming here for almost 20 years. unlike his colleagues who fly in and out to collect data, he recognized early on the importance of getting indigenous people like deva-lynn on board. people that lived in the community, like deva-lynn's dad, the knowledge that they have about the land is far, far above any of the knowledge that i have learned in my academic text books about processes, or climate change or coastal erosion. a training session out on the arctic ocean. temperature's stable the scientists are teaching deva-lynn how to collect data in a way that's useful for research. both sides stand to gain. the community has opportunities and there's also other opportunities for western sc

inuit leave a carbon footprint wherever we go to, but there's 65,000 inuit right across inuit nunangat. our footprint on the earth is very little, compared to some of the very big industrial areas of the world, so it's imposed onto us without our welcome. doesn't make no difference how much you voice your concern, what you present, how you deliver it-- it's still going to happen. [♪♪♪] the power that's being generated at muskrat falls is being ran through underground cables to the eastern seaboard. this is what we're getting after they destroy our land for muskrat falls-- 100% dependency on these dirty, diesel-generated plants. [wind gusting] [birds chirping] [river trickling] [ushigua speaking spanish] [♪♪♪] [patricia gualinga speaking spanish] [paez] i have been persecuted and i have been monitored by the government. several times, i had to go to the international courts to tell the story about what happens when you are a human rights defender, or you have been working so hard to protect the rights of nature. years by years, you protect yourself, protect your family, you protect the

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