The campaign to address climate change goes local

As many scientists see their efforts to confront climate change stymied by politics, others take heed and pick up the slack

Greenland is not an inviting place in November. The temperature usually drops to single digits after sunset, and the wind, which can whip up beyond 20 miles per hour, adds to the misery.

It’s especially uncomfortable if you venture in a NASA vessel called Atlantis off the coast of the world’s largest island in the North Atlantic Ocean’s sub-Arctic region, where Mike Behrenfeld found himself for…