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Weather.... Global warming grips Greenland, leaves lasting mark
A cruise ship passes by the foot of Greenland s Eqi Glacier, one
of the world s most active for calving icebergs. Greenland and
its ice sheets are immense. The island spans 1,660 miles from
north to south.  THE BLADE/TOM HENRY Enlarge | Buy This Photo
Published: Sunday, 10/12/2008   Global warming grips Greenland,
leaves lasting mark  Island residents adapt to new realities
First of four parts     "Right now, they're coming out so quick.
There are not so many big ones, but many small ones," she said
with almost a spiritual reverence as she talked about the
village's world-famous procession of icebergs.  "When I am
tired, I can watch them and feel them and smell them," she said,
pausing for a big breath of air to help make her point. "It
seems like we get our power from them."  READ MORE: On Thin Ice
-- How global warming is changing our world  Sermeq Kujalleq is
the largest glacier in the