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Canadian FedElxn 2019: 800 candidates, 40,000 tweets…. but only 7 mention Inuit? What gives?

17 October 2019 9 h 21 min Eilís Quinn, Eye on the Arctic 0 Comments Arctic, climate, ENAP, indigenous, North, Nunavut, shipping, social media, Twitter

A team of Canadian researchers analyzing candidate tweets on Inuit, Métis and First Nations issues during the current federal election

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Climate kicks off Canada’s French-language leaders’ debate, but no mention of Inuit or Arctic

10 October 2019 23 h 55 min — 11 October 2019 13 h 56 min Eilís Quinn, Eye on the Arctic 0 Comments climate, climate change, elections, energy, environment, First Nations, indigenous, Inuit

Canada’s federal leaders came out swinging on climate during Thursday’s French-language debate, as global warming increasingly emerges as a dominant

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Canadian Liberal leader makes climate pitch to northerners on Arctic campaign stop

8 October 2019 15 h 44 min — 11 October 2019 13 h 24 min Eilís Quinn, Eye on the Arctic 0 Comments climate, climate change, elections, energy, environment, First Nations, indigenous, Inuit

Video: Canadian Liberal Leader Justin Trudeau addresses reporters in Canada’s eastern Arctic territory of Nunavut on Tuesday. The day after

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Leaders take on climate, Indigenous issues, but Arctic absent from Canadian election debate

7 October 2019 23 h 54 min — 11 October 2019 13 h 24 min Eilís Quinn, Eye on the Arctic 0 Comments Arctic, climate, climate change, elections, energy, environment, First Nations, indigenous, Inuit

The leaders of Canada’s six federal parties took to the debate stage in Gatineau, Quebec Monday night, facing off over

Countries Cyber ENVIRONMENT Environment Featured Featured • Zone 3 General Russia

Greenpeace Russia calls for more resources to fight Siberian wildfires

8 August 2019 14 h 42 min — 19 August 2019 10 h 41 min Eilís Quinn, Eye on the Arctic 0 Comments climate, firefighting, health, pollution, Siberia, temperature, weather

Greenpeace Russia is calling for more resources to fight Siberian wildfires, saying the smoke is having consequences everywhere from big

Environment ENVIRONMENT Finland General Highlights

Satellite photos show contaminated algae blooming in southern coast of Finland

26 July 2019 15 h 54 min — 26 July 2019 15 h 59 min Yle News 0 Comments algae, climate, cyanobacteria, environment, Finland, Finnish Environment Institute, heatwave, summer

The heat that hit Finland in late July may draw crowds to beaches, but certain bacteria that live in the

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Arctic summer 2019: record heat, dramatic ice loss and raging wildfires

22 July 2019 9 h 47 min — 29 July 2019 9 h 39 min Atle Staalesen, The Independent Barents Observer 0 Comments climate, heat, sea ice, temperature, weather, wildfires

Never before have temperatures this high been registered at this time of year. June 2019 was the warmest ever on

ENVIRONMENT Environment General Highlights Sweden

How a Swedish city is trying to turn green with more bikes and an electric ferry

18 July 2019 12 h 11 min — 19 July 2019 12 h 13 min Liv Lewitschnik, Radio Sweden 0 Comments climate, energy, environment, Mobility, Sweden, Umeå

Developing cities that are climate smart is a challenge; we hear from the Swedish city of Umeå that’s encouraging people

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What Arctic ice can tell us about plagues, climate and conflict in the Middle Ages

18 July 2019 10 h 41 min — 19 July 2019 15 h 47 min Emily Blake, CBC News 0 Comments climate, ice, Middle Ages, Plagues, pollution

New research is revealing how plagues, wars and the climate affected the economy of Medieval Europe. But researchers didn’t find

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Finland has a ‘big responsibility’ for biodiversity loss, says researcher

7 May 2019 11 h 15 min Yle News 0 Comments Biodiversity, climate, ecosystem, environment, Finland, United Nations

With one million species at risk, the devastating impact humans have had on nature was revealed in an extensive UN

Featured General Highlights Norway SOCIETY Society

Low oil pressure caused Viking Sky engine failure says Norwegian authority

29 March 2019 14 h 14 min Eilís Quinn, Eye on the Arctic 0 Comments climate, environment, maritime safety, Nord University, Polar Code, preparedness, Red Cross, search and rescue, shipping, tourism, weather

Norway’s Maritime Authority (NMA) says low oil pressure caused the engine failure that stranded the Viking Sky in stormy waters

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The Viking Sky incident – A wake-up call for the Arctic cruise industry?

26 March 2019 15 h 54 min — 29 March 2019 14 h 38 min Eilís Quinn, Eye on the Arctic 0 Comments climate, environment, maritime safety, Nord University, Polar Code, preparedness, Red Cross, search and rescue, shipping, tourism, weather

When the Viking Sky, with 1,373 people on board, sent out a mayday Saturday afternoon after engine trouble stranded the

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What a Saami-led project in Arctic Finland can teach us about Indigenous science

11 February 2019 12 h 58 min — 15 February 2019 15 h 01 min Eilís Quinn, Eye on the Arctic 0 Comments climate, environment, fishing, hunting, Lapland, Näätämöjoki, Norway, research, Saami, Sami, Science, subsistence

A successful Saami-led, salmon rewilding project on the Näätämö river in Arctic Finland illustrates the success of partnership between Indigenous

Countries Cyber Cyber-2 ENVIRONMENT Environment Featured General Sweden

Melting ice brings down Sweden’s highest mountain peak

7 August 2018 9 h 34 min — 10 August 2018 15 h 32 min Frank Radosevich, Radio Sweden 0 Comments climate, Glacier, Kebnekaise, mountain, Science, weather

The summer’s hot weather has reduced Sweden’s highest mountaintop to second place. The south peak of Kebnekaise was once the

ENVIRONMENT Environment Featured General Highlights Sweden

Italian water bombers assisting Sweden in fight against spreading wildfires

18 July 2018 9 h 51 min — 18 July 2018 9 h 53 min Radio Sweden 0 Comments climate, drought, firefighting, forest fires, heat, natural disasters, nature

Italian water bombing planes arrived on Wednesday, as emergency services are working nonstop to try to control the fires, with

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