Prospecting for gold in Finnish Lapland
Finland, the European Union’s leading producer of gold, is attracting mining companies from around the world. They are now prospecting
Read moreFinland, the European Union’s leading producer of gold, is attracting mining companies from around the world. They are now prospecting
Read moreWhen Tasha Kahele and her family moved to Alaska in November 2009 from Hawaii, it was sight unseen. Her father
Read moreI’ve just published a new article in the peer-reviewed journal Area Development and Policy called “The Silk Road goes north: Russia’s role within China’s
Read moreThis is how a fjord on the Barents Sea coast looks like when filled up with mining waste. Russia and
Read moreThe lone U.S. Department of Energy employee in Alaska is turning his attention to small-scale hydropower projects that could help rural communities burdened
Read morePORTLAND, Me. – When Portland, Maine was named as the site of this fall’s Arctic Council Senior Arctic Officials meeting,
Read moreThese are the days when a president turns to thoughts of legacy. As the months tick down on this Administration,
Read moreA sheet-metal company that’s been in business for half a century in the south-western Finnish city of Turku is looking
Read moreCompany Oboronlogistika gets status as united logistics operator for Russian Arctic shipments. Oboronlogistika was established in 2011 and is 100
Read moreAfter a review lasting more than five years, the Swedish Radiation Safety Authority has endorsed the nuclear industry’s plan to
Read moreFrom floating piano concerts to new icebreakers launching, a lot is going on in the Arctic lately. On June 16, Russia
Read moreRoyal Dutch Shell’s decision to pull the plug on its offshore oil exploration program in Alaska’s Arctic waters could have
Read moreBusinesses and politicians have been too passive in capitalising on the increasing international interest in Finland’s Arctic region, argues a
Read moreFinland’s Helsinki Airport is northern Europe’s best airport of 2016, according to a survey of 13 million international travellers. The
Read moreYou could call it Arctic-Palooza. About 1,000 scientists, policymakers, business managers, students and others interested in the Arctic are set
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