Tag: climate change

Research and Tourism in Svalbard Are Closely Interconnected, Say Researchers

Arctic Farmers Under Pressure From Multiple Fronts: “Several Factors Make Us Vulnerable”

A Soft Start

Thousands of Alien Species Could Invade the Arctic - Norway at Risk

Why the Arctic Will Decide Whether Global Climate Assessment Still Works

Why the Arctic Has Become the Moral Center of Climate Change

Arctic Food Security Needs Indigenous Knowledge

U.S. Researcher Warns Europe: “You Are Only an Election Away”

The Arctic Report Card 2025: Record Low Winter Sea Ice and Orange Rivers

Stig (30) Has Researched Snow in Svalbard for Four Years: “I Don’t Even Ski!”

The Arctic Council Launches New Podcast: “We Want to Bring the Arctic to the World”

Whispers in the Wind: Aerosols as the Arctic’s Urgent, Unseen Ally

Locked Up in Washington, Murkowski Gave an Almost Absurd Insight Into American Madness

Lena Leimgruber Studies Arctic Literature and Believes the Arts Is Needed in Arctic Discourse

Believes the Arctic Council Will Survive

New Nordic Cooperation to Study Sami Rights and Environmental Protection in the North

Ice Melt Drives Earth's Sea Level Rise

Zero Emissions Day in the Arctic: A 24-Hour Stress Test for the Planet

French Foreign Minister in Nuuk: "France Stands By Greenland"

Svalbard Archipelago Lost 1% of Glacial Ice During Summer 2024 Heat Wave, New Study Finds

From the North to the Tropics: Why Arctic Adaptation Must Be a COP30 Priority

France’s President to Visit Greenland

US Climate Researcher: “We Are at a Tipping Point”

“The US Can Become More Unpredictable on Climate Issues in the Arctic Council Than Russia”

Amid War and Tariffs, the Biggest Crises Are Forgotten

Need for a Canadian-European Security Consensus, Says Researcher

New Research Shows Svalbard Glacier Has Survived Warmer Past

Large Parts of Arctic No Longer Carbon Storage, Now Net Source of Emissions

Strong Security Focus in Canada's New Arctic Foreign Policy

Strong Security Focus in Canada's New Arctic Foreign Policy

Strong Security Focus in Canada's New Arctic Foreign Policy

The First Ice-Free Day in the Arctic Ocean Could Occur Before 2030, Says Researchers

Climate Change as a Threat Multiplier: “Directly Impacts Norwegian Security”

Tree Planting Is No Climate Solution in the Arctic

Focus on Arctic Challenges at COP29

“Scientists Are Natural Diplomats”

Shrinking Sea Ice Accelerates Global Warming as Black Carbon Continues to Escape Regulation

Natural Variability Boosts Arctic Warming, Says Researchers

New Research Says Arctic Ocean Will Be Unrecognizable by 2100

Arctic Whales Impacted by Continued Increase in Maritime Traffic

Icelandic Author Couple: Literature Allows Us To Explore Everything, Including the End of the World

NATO’s New Northern Flank: Norway’s Army Chief Expects Great Responsibility

It’s Greenland’s Turn to Lead the Arctic Council

Pentagon’s Upcoming New Arctic Strategy: "We Talk To Norway, Finland, and Sweden a Lot"

Pentagon’s Upcoming New Arctic Strategy: "We Talk To Norway, Finland, and Sweden a Lot"

Washington D.C. (High North News): The US DoD's new Arctic strategy is right around the corner. It has been developed in close dialogue with allies – not least the Northern Nordics, says Deputy Assistant Secretary Iris Ferguson. She expresses admiration for Norway's 'double strategy' on balancing deterrence and reassurance in the North.

Pentagon’s Upcoming New Arctic Strategy: "We Talk To Norway, Finland, and Sweden a Lot"

The Arctic Is Burning – And It Is Changing The World

The Arctic Is Burning – And It Is Changing The World

Norway to Invest in Defense-Oriented Science and Innovation in the North

Scientists Assemble High-Resolution Dataset of 149 Glaciers in Svalbard Using AI