Asa Rennermalm’s research mission takes her to the territory known as ground zero for climate change: Greenland 🌏❄️ The geography professor’s understanding of how global warming is affecting Greenland’s ice sheet has led this year to a high-level, international collaboration with Arctic researchers who bring expertise in fields such as public health, Indigenous communities, and inequality. Rennermalm is one of 20 scholars from eight nations selected for the U.S. State Department’s prestigious Fulbright Arctic Initiative. “This is super exciting to me,” Rennermalm said. “This is the interdisciplinary approach we need to solve the big questions of the 21s century. Click the link in our bio to read the full story of her journey and groundbreaking collaborative work! 🔗