Singapore steals the show at the Arctic Circle
For all the talk of China and the Arctic, there’s one dark horse that definitely made itself known at the
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Ice-Blog: Greenpeace: Pirates, Hooligans – what next?
If it didn’t involve thirty committed conservationists being imprisoned and intimidated, I might be inclined to see the Russian authorities’
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FEATURE INTERVIEW: Inuk aritst Mark Igloliorte on how skateboarding inspires his work
Mark Igloliorte is an Inuk artist from Nunatsiavut, the Inuit self-governing region in the Atlantic Canadian province of Newfoundland and
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COMMENTARY – Fuzzy math of Alaska subsistence: Too many people, not enough fish, game
Alaska’s long, difficult, subsistence struggle was back before the Alaska Boards of Fish and Game last week with the many
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Blog: Local vs Global – Dualism in Arctic Policy Development
For those readers who just arrived to this blog from a 1981 deLorean, the Arctic has in recent years become
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Ice-Blog: Atlantic cod pushing out Arctic relatives?
When I visited the AWI Biological Institute on the German North Sea island of Helgoland last year for a story
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Ice-Blog: “Poles apart” on the Arctic?
Intrigued by a tweet from the British Guardian, “Arctic melt means more pirate chases, say Polish climate hosts”, I clicked
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New blogger on Eye on the Arctic
Eye on the Arctic is pleased to introduce a new blogger to our site! Irene Quaile is an environmental journalist
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Three conferences in one week propel Iceland to center of Arctic discussions
Under the guidance of President Ólafur Grímsson, Iceland has strived to position itself as a new geopolitical center for the
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First Nations and Inuit join forces over caribou conservation
Caribou is central to Inuit and First Nations cultural life in northern Canada. But the decrease in the numbers of
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BLOG: Conference in New Delhi analyzes Asia-Arctic linkages
“It’s so far, but so very near to us now.” This is what Dr. Uttam Kumar Sinha observed during the opening
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FEATURE INTERVIEW: Would a Canada-U.S. merger be good for the Arctic?
Canada and the United States have a reputation for being among the world’s friendliest neighbours. They share a common language,
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VIEWS: Anchorage, Alaska unsettled over moose shooting
When is it a big deal to shoot a bull moose this time of year in Alaska? Only when it
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BLOG: South Korean icebreaker leads expedition to Canada’s Beaufort Sea for methane hydrates
Four months after its acceptance as an observer to the Arctic Council, South Korea is fulfilling expectations surrounding its new
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FEATURE INTERVIEW: Is Barents transport plan a model for the Beaufort region in the North American Arctic?
Transport Ministers from the four Barents countries: Russia, Finland, Sweden and Norway,released the Joint Barents Transport Plan this week
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