2024-12-05
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Today, population control by stealth.
The secret plan to to stop Greenlandic women and girls from having babies.
I'm James King and in the new series of Tectonic from the Financial Times.
I'm going inside the miracle of modern chip manufacturing.
It's a technology at the heart of the prosperity and security of nations.
And there's a battle going on over who controls the chip making industry.
Listen to Tectonic wherever you get your podcasts.
It was a very happy childhood.
I remember when we were living in North Greenland.
There were a lot of small houses in different colors and at winter there were a lot of snow.
So we had warm clothes on.
Children could go outside and play without parents being afraid of oh, where are they now?
So it was a very safe childhood we had.
Bulla Larsen is from Greenland.
It's the world's largest island, located between the Arctic and Atlantic oceans.
Three quarters of it is permanently covered in ice and snow.
July is the only month each year where the temperature reliably rises above freezing.