Ice-Blog: Deciding Arctic future in Fairbanks and Bonn
It is hard to tell where the most influential conversations on the future of the Arctic are being held right
Read moreIt is hard to tell where the most influential conversations on the future of the Arctic are being held right
Read moreClimate change continues to transform the Arctic at an unprecedented rate but adaptation strategies continue to lag behind, says a series
Read moreTwo scientists’ fascination with the layered ice mounds that build up along Arctic Alaska rivers led to an important discovery
Read moreThinking about farming musk oxen in Alaska for their qiviut but not sure you could actually make any money? It turns
Read moreIf you blinked, you might have missed it. The confirmation came this week that the Arctic sea ice reached yet
Read moreArctic sea ice has begun its annual melt after reaching a record-low winter maximum extent, scientists announced on Wednesday. The
Read moreFebruary 27 is International Polar Bear Day, a chance to spotlight how climate change is affecting these iconic animals. Eye
Read moreNew areal images show glaciers along Sweden’s eastern border are shrinking with some melting at a surprising clip. Björn Olander, a
Read moreLast year I had an interesting guest in the studio here at Deutsche Welle. We talked for a good half
Read more«These kind of temperatures have never before been registered in the region», the country’s Hydrometeorological Center says.
Read moreAir pollution can be obvious when it is concentrated around cities and industrial centers. But what about the big parts
Read moreAs the global climate heats up, so do the ocean waters off Alaska, meaning big changes for marine ecosystems and
Read moreResearchers have found that foods typically associated with a healthy Nordic diet might help prevent stroke. Those who ate a
Read moreThere is good news and bad news about the big warm-water “Blob” that has wreaked havoc on the North Pacific
Read moreWith the Trump inauguration looming large, we have every reason to be more concerned than ever about the prospects for
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