The European Parliament keeps an Arctic focus
2016 could very well go down in history as the European Union’s “Polar Year.”
The EU, along with 24 countries, recently brokered an international agreement...
Independence and stability are top priorities for Greenland’s new government
Greenland, to the surprise of many, found itself on Thursday being led by a new unity government that, formally at least, puts an end...
Why the lawsuit targeting Norway’s Arctic oil development shouldn’t come as...
On May 4, Norsk Klimastiftelse, a conservancy, released a Norwegian version of a report titled “The Legal Status of Oil and Gas Exploitation in...
Why we need to get the world’s dirtiest fuel out of...
The Arctic’s maritime history is littered with tales of ships crushed or trapped by ice, or of vessels disappeared without trace.
Today, the Arctic marine...
The Danish government is violating agreements on indigenous peoples’ rights by...
Along the coasts and under the ice sheet of Greenland, extensive pollution has been left behind by the Americans over the 75 years where...
My eyes smile again: A caribou hunt up the Kobuk River
NALUQ — There’s something about being out in the country 10 miles up the Kobuk from Kiana. In the open air. Having the freedom...
Commentary: Indigenous peoples are safeguarding Arctic cooperation
At the recently concluded Arctic Circle Assembly held in Reykjavik, representatives from Arctic states underlined time and again the achievement of continuing cooperation under...
