Study: Rising Temperatures Pose Danger

July 24, 2007

(AP) -- Rising temperatures in eastern Canada are making it more dangerous for the native Inuit population in the province of Quebec to travel and hunt by snowmobile, and a new study recommends that they return to using the traditional dogsled.



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