Blog: Ice researchers among world’s most influential – a sign of the TIME(s)?
Climate change is impacting the frozen regions of our planet faster and more seriously than expected. The naming of two
Read moreClimate change is impacting the frozen regions of our planet faster and more seriously than expected. The naming of two
Read moreIt’s now one year since Russia invaded Ukraine. There’s no sign of any end to the conflict. And we are
Read moreTromso is living up to its image as Norway’s Arctic capital, as I step off the plane into a flurry
Read moreWhy 2023 will be another key year for the future of our climate. I am looking out onto a sparkling
Read more2022 has seen exceptional warmth and ice melt in the Arctic, with consequences for the whole planet. But against the
Read moreRarely have I heard the Arctic being mentioned so often in the media as in this hottest of summers. I
Read moreSame procedure as every year? While the Russian aggression in Ukraine continues to dominate the headlines and COVID simmers steadily
Read moreWhen I was growing up on the southern outskirts of Glasgow in the 1970s, a trip to Oban was known
Read moreWhen I first visited Greenland on a reporting trip in the summer of 2009, my first stop, like that of
Read moreThis December brought some stark reminders of the events that made this year one I will not forget – and
Read moreMy expectations for COP26 were not high. What we needed to come out of it was huge. But at the
Read moreWill Glasgow’s COP26 be remembered like Copenhagen (disaster) or Paris (breakthrough)? Is the climate glass half empty or half full?
Read moreWith the final countdown running for the UN climate conference, COP26, in Glasgow, the mood is shifting between desperate hope
Read moreWe are fine and glad to live up a hill, but in shock, with the region around us devastated by
Read moreI was working through my Twitter feed, fretting about the incredible temperatures in the high north and researching my next
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