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‘‘For more than two thousand years, the Yupik people have hunted and fished on the icy wilds of Alaska’s western coast, … communicating to one another in an ancient lexicon that includes dozens of ways to describe ice. … But with the advance of climate change, common Yupik words such as tagneghneq – use to describe, dark, dense ice- are becoming obsolete as Alaska’s melting permafrost turns the once solid landscape into a mushy, sodden waste.’

Mary Robinson, ‘Climate Justice: A Man-Made problem with a Feminist Solution’ Bloomsbury, 2019