Climate change brings cloudberry to Svalbard
After an exceptionally warm summer, ripe cloudberries are for the first time documented at 78° North. “I was surprised, I
Read moreAfter an exceptionally warm summer, ripe cloudberries are for the first time documented at 78° North. “I was surprised, I
Read moreBy Chris MacIntyre · CBC News The chief of the Ross River Dena Council says the reduction leaves the community ‘in a
Read moreA terminal for shipment of zinc and lead is to be built in the archipelago of Novaya Zemlya and the
Read moreBy Rachel Maclean · CBC News As air quality improves, the focus now moves to preparing for the future. As smoke lingered
Read moreClimate change is helping beavers colonize the Arctic, and those beavers are in turn causing more climate change. A study by
Read moreOver a quarter of the money the N.W.T. government budgeted for next year’s infrastructure projects is expected to go toward
Read moreThe owners of the Alpine Bakery in Whitehorse say they’re temporarily closing their downtown business because of issues related to
Read more“I am deeply worried if Russia has started to move nuclear waste from the Kola Peninsula to the Arctic archipelago,”
Read moreThe Victoria Gold Corp. has been fined $95,000 after pleading guilty to violating some of its licence conditions at the Eagle
Read moreThe entry ban starts from Tuesday October 3, the Foreign Ministry in Oslo announces in a press-release. “Norway stands together
Read moreAccording to the Finnish Environment Institute (Syke), many species could disappear as temperatures rise over the next few decades. The
Read moreTwo weeks have passed since Finland, like the Baltic states and Poland, decided to turn around all Russian vehicles with less than
Read moreYukon’s highway rest stops see plenty of cars, trucks and RVs, but airplanes? Not so much. That’s why Adam Skrutkowski was
Read moreSome MLAs in the N.W.T. are pushing for more financial support for wildfire evacuees, but the Municipal and Community Affairs minister says
Read moreMaximum Antarctic sea ice extent hit a likely all-time low on September 10, setting a historic record since satellite data
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