Blog – The Arctic shipping route no one is talking about
By mid-century – and perhaps by 2035 – a Transpolar Passage will open across the Arctic Ocean via the North
Read moreBy mid-century – and perhaps by 2035 – a Transpolar Passage will open across the Arctic Ocean via the North
Read moreCold politics and warming climate are the reasons why the ice-camp for the first time in 18 years can’t open.
Read moreRussia has scored an important scientific point in its quest to declare vast swaths of the Arctic as part of
Read moreAn ice floe has been found for the drifting ice camp Barneo-2019 Two helicopters first flew over the area to
Read moreThere is dramatic urgency in this matter, says Peter Winsor, Arctic program director at the World Wildlife Fund. Winsor, who
Read moreUN Climate Panel tells world leaders to take far-reaching and unprecedented action to avoid irreversible changes to life on planet
Read moreCanada, the European Union and eight other countries signed Wednesday a legally binding international accord that will protect nearly three
Read moreOfficials from five Arctic countries and five major distant fishing powers are meeting in Greenland Wednesday to sign a legally
Read moreThe federal government plans to file its submission on the outer limits of Canada’s continental shelf in the Arctic Ocean
Read moreA pocket of warm ocean water underneath the surface of the Canada Basin could melt a significant portion of the
Read moreWorld Wildlife Fund Canada fears a new report it commissioned suggests that untreated “grey water” dumped in Canadian Arctic waters could double by
Read moreScience expedition sails north to find link between formation of Arctic clouds and record heatwave and drought on mainland Sweden.
Read moreMore than a dozen beluga whales in the Beaufort Sea (North of Alaska and Northwest Canada) and have been tagged
Read moreA massive freshwater flood that caused a millennium-long global cooling event came from the Mackenzie River, according to a new
Read moreThe Dempster Highway (in Canada’s Northwest Territories and Yukon) has long been a destination in and of itself — but
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