Day 1 of the Arctic Circle, contradictions take to the main stage
The 12th annual Arctic Circle (AC) Conference kicked off Thursday, October 17 in Reykjavík, Iceland. It has long been the premier event on the busy Arctic conference calendar, attracting experts and laypeople from all over the world to discuss the environment, defense, science, business, and everything else that can in some way be connected to the vast, melting region.
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