In an Isolated Inuit Community, Concern Is Strong Over Water Toxins From Hydropower Expansion

In an Isolated Inuit Community, Concern Is Strong Over Water Toxins From Hydropower Expansion. RIGOLET, LABRADOR — Karl Michelin woke at 6:30 a.m. and saw the remote coastal land outside his window — fresh white snow below, sharp blue skies above.He knew that it was time to close up his camp...

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