Can global climate change get you drunk?
The answer is yes, if you live in Greenland.
According to National Geographic, an Inuit-run microbrewery in Greenland – ground zero for global climate change – is harnessing the ice melt and turning it into beer.
Brewers in Greenland appear to be going with the flow by harnessing one of their homeland’s fastest growing – but least celebrated – natural resources: melted Arctic ice.
On July 31 a team of canny entrepreneurs unveiled Greenland Beer, an ale brewed with water melted from Greenland’s ice cap, at a public tasting in Copenhagen, Denmark.
The story is here.