Biden administration throws support behind massive Willow oil project in NPR-A
The Biden administration has reversed course and is now defending a decision to allow the Willow project, a major oil
Read moreThe Biden administration has reversed course and is now defending a decision to allow the Willow project, a major oil
Read moreThe bi-annual Ministerial Meeting of the Arctic Council in Reykjavik, Iceland, on May 20th attracted a lot of media interest – not least
Read moreIn 2012, as many as 36 companies wanted to drill in pristine Norwegian waters. Nine years later, the number has
Read moreLeaders issue joint statement recognizing ‘ecological importance of the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge’ U.S. President Joe Biden has agreed to
Read moreThe top Russian oilman says his company’s three far northern finds were world’s biggest in 2020. The international green shift
Read moreThe end of the year is often a time to take stock and here at Eye on the Arctic, we’re no
Read moreDrilling for more oil can continue in the Barents Sea as Norway’s top court rejected the lawsuit filed by four
Read morePresident-elect Joe Biden has chosen Congresswoman Deb Haaland to be the next secretary of Interior. The New Mexico Democrat is
Read moreA sharp change in Norway’s relationship with neighboring Russia stands a the core of the Prime Minister’s new policy document.
Read morePrime Minister Mishustin wants to tap into vast oil and gas resources on the Arctic shelf and commissions his cabinet
Read moreThe new guiding document for Russia’s vast Arctic territories includes plenty of focus on oil, natural gas and shipping, and
Read moreKake wants to build a biomass district heating system to warm its public buildings An Alaska island village plans to
Read moreShip traffic on the great Siberian rivers is extensive, but the shipment that now is on its way to Irkutsk,
Read moreAn extensive study of how Alaska’s oil industry can disturb denning polar bears is featured in a recent edition of the
Read moreIn 2017, the New York Times called Norilsk “Russia’s coldest and most polluted industrial city.” It may not be getting colder but
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