Russia, China and looming environmental disaster at the Arctic Circle
The tenth annual Arctic Circle conference opened in the capital of Iceland today with world leaders, business people and academics coming together to discuss the most pressing issues facing the region. Somewhat metaphorical for the environmental and security turmoil that has come to define the Arctic, Reykjavík was hit with gale winds and an autumn storm that canceled most flights, leaving several attendees stranded in airports around the world.
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