How does global warming affect people in Greenland?

Temperatures seem to rise in various places as a result of global warming which has become a concern for so many nations. As temperatures rise in Greenland, its ice begins to melt. Certain types of plants and trees are also affected by warmer temperatures, and create a problem for people who live there. About 80 percent of the population is the Inuit people and they are tremendously affected.

About ten percent of the total water reserves of freshwater is there in Greenland in the form of ice. There is an increasing question of the effect of global warming on Greenland and the ice that is there. If that ice begins to melt, it will bring in huge amounts of water into the oceans, and possibly increase the water levels all over the world.