Associated Press: Simon Nattaq lost both feet to frostbite when his snowmobile crashed through the ice, made thin by rising Arctic temperatures. All his gear plunged into the water too, leaving him stranded for two days. He now walks _ and still hunts _ with prosthetic feet, and believes God kept him alive to warn the world about global warming. "Today I am here because the creator allowed it," says Nattaq, 61, a city counselor for Iqaluit, a one-time U.S. Air Force base that is …
Canada: Group: Global Warming Effects Hunting
Associated Press: Simon Nattaq lost both feet to frostbite when his snowmobile crashed through the ice, made thin by rising Arctic temperatures. All his gear plunged into the water too, leaving him stranded for two days. He now walks _ and still hunts _ with prosthetic feet, and believes God kept him alive to warn the world about global warming. "Today I am here because the creator allowed it," says Nattaq, 61, a city counselor for Iqaluit, a one-time U.S. Air Force base that is …
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