Contents, Danish Environmental Protection Agency

The Danish-Greenlandic Environmental Cooperation

The Arctic - a part of the world Preface by Svend Auken, Minister for Environment and Energy

Greenland is dependent on nature being vital and healthy Preface by Alfred Jakobsen, Home Rule Minister for Health and Environment

The protection of nature and the environment in Greenland Dancea is working for environmentally sustainable development in the Arctic

1	Hunters and researchers Controlling the hunt

2	Belugas in rough seas The debate about quotas on belugas

3	The climate in Zackenberg, Greenland, the world A research station with international duties

4	Life-giving and lethal The omnipresent sun, for better and for worse

5	Tiny animals of great significance Greenlanders are not interested in insects - yet

6	The dirty dozen Environmental poisons accumulate in the Arctic

7	Greenlanders, environmental poisons and being overweight Eating habits are changing fast in some Greenlandic hunting areas

8	Reindeer and musk oxen are meat and adventure How big game animals can best be utilized

9	Slipshod workmanship from Viking Times The church ruin in Hvalsey

10	From garbage dump to modern refuse management Urban waste management plans in Greenland

11	Natural resource management and information dissemination Biologists and hunters meet at the community center

12	On land, at sea and in the air Can tourism become a leading industry in Greenland?

The biggest island in the world Information about Greenland

Map of Greenland