Ice-Blog: Greenland melt natural or man-made?
And does it ultimately make any difference? Scientists from the University of Washington (UW) have published a paper in Nature
Read moreAnd does it ultimately make any difference? Scientists from the University of Washington (UW) have published a paper in Nature
Read moreCatching up on the last few weeks of icy news after a spring holiday, my eye was caught by an
Read moreGreenland’s previously stable northeastern ice sheet is starting to melt, according to a new study published in the journal Nature
Read moreInternational delegations from five Arctic coastal nations are meeting in Greenland this week to discuss Arctic fishing. Huge sections of
Read moreI have been working on a story about whether the Arctic infrastructure would be able to cope with a shipping
Read moreThe volume of sea ice in the Arctic is 50 per cent higher than it was last fall, satellite measurements
Read moreThe rapid melting in the Arctic eased up this year. But the government says global warming is still dramatically altering the
Read moreTwo quick-thinking men on Newfoundland’s northeast coast managed to save a Greenland shark from choking to death on a large
Read moreIn a 15-14 vote, Greenland’s parliament voted to overturn the long-standing ban on uranium mining. The Danish Ministry of Foreign
Read moreThe melting of arctic sea ice is indirectly leading to higher mortality among caribou calves, new research suggests. Penn State
Read moreAnthropologist Lene Kielsen Holm, an Inuk (Inuit) from Greenland, talks about the importance of sea ice in Inuit culture and
Read moreEight Swedish environmentalist were arrested at a refinery in Denmark yesterday as they tried to unfurl banners protesting against Arctic
Read moreThere are only a few places on the planet where you can easily see an iceberg floating by, and Newfoundland
Read moreST. JOHN’S, N.L. — The largest iceberg cluster seen in recent years is drifting south off Labrador near the Strait
Read moreEvery winter, salmon from all over the north Atlantic, including Canada, converge on Greenland to feed in the territory’s waters.
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