Blog: Greenland, Alaska elections bolster Arctic resource extraction
Voters in Greenland and Alaska went to the polls last November, electing politicians from parties in favor of natural resource
Read moreVoters in Greenland and Alaska went to the polls last November, electing politicians from parties in favor of natural resource
Read moreThere is increasing evidence that climate change, which is warming the polar region, is having a negative affect upon a
Read moreThe Greenland Ice Sheet covers 81 percent of the country’s terrain and is the second-largest body of ice in the
Read moreIn popular imaginings, the Greenland ice sheet is one big, white, flat, frozen piece of ice. That perception is natural
Read moreThe rapid melting in the Arctic eased up this year. But the government says global warming is still dramatically altering the
Read moreIn terms of flora and fauna, in order to know what to protect or how to protect it, one must
Read moreGrizzly bear sightings have been made in the high Arctic on occasion for several decades. But what has been a
Read moreWildlife managers in Canada’s eastern Arctic territory of Nunavut are worried the growing online market for caribou meat may put
Read moreArctic populations already know about many of the physical health issues they risk by living in one of the world’s
Read moreThe musk ox, an ancient creature that was nearly wiped out of existence a century ago, has made a comeback
Read moreProposed park on Bathurst Island entering final stage of approval process After nearly two decades of work and a few
Read moreMore than a few baby musk ox on the North Slope owe their lives to Alaska Department of Fish and
Read moreUnclear why animal travelled so far south from usual habitat Musk oxen appear to be moving further south as one
Read moreContaminants in sea mammals exceeding safe levels Health professionals must be honest with Arctic peoples about the level of contaminants
Read moreCaribou dishes are hard to come by in Yellowknife and Iqaluit restaurants due to what biologists say is a decline
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