Issues affecting circumpolar nations
Estonia’s long history of polar research, coupled with its current scientific and technological expertise, would allow it to make important
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Still unclear which replacement will be chosen for heat- and electricity production, but the Government assures it will be a
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Travel restrictions will likely stay in place during the 2021 tourism season, Dr. Kandola says The N.W.T. Chamber of Commerce
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The end of the year is often a time to take stock and here at Eye on the Arctic, we’re no
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The end of the year is often a time to take stock and here at Eye on the Arctic, we’re no
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The end of the year is often a time to take stock and here at Eye on the Arctic, we’re no
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New report shows concerns over Alberta tailing ponds leakage date back to 1970s A recent report that documents the leakage of
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The Inuit Circumpolar Council (ICC), an organization that represents the approximately 180,000 Inuit in Alaska, northern Canada, Greenland, and Chukotka,
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‘A catastrophic spill in the Arctic — you can’t measure those costs,’ says Andrew Dumbrille Environmental groups say a new
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The environment ministry has proposed areas in Lapland and Kanta-Häme to become Finland’s next national parks. The Ministry of the
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As the International Maritime Organization (IMO) Marine Environment Protection Committee meeting gets underway this week, NGOs are calling for the
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The Liberal government is promising to spend more than a billion dollars to connect most Canadians to high-speed internet by
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Following a parliament visit to the far northern company town of Norilsk, the Federation Council and its Speaker Valentina Matvienko
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The most recent survey of the George River caribou herd in the Canadian provinces of Newfoundland and Labrador and Quebec
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The Swedish Environmental Protection Agency has published a report with suggestions on how the government can step up its efforts to
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