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NASA’s ice-measuring mission may be extended after shutdown delay

NASA’s ice-measuring mission may be extended after shutdown delay

Melody Schreiber -
DNA from a newly unearthed Alaska graveyard offers fresh knowledge about ancient Arctic populations

DNA from a newly unearthed Alaska graveyard offers fresh knowledge about...

Dermot Cole -
Deep permafrost around the world’s cold regions is warming, a decade-long study shows

Deep permafrost around the world’s cold regions is warming, a decade-long...

Yereth Rosen -
Canada’s biggest Arctic science gathering draws more than 1,000 participants to Ottawa

Canada’s biggest Arctic science gathering draws more than 1,000 participants to...

Jane George, Nunatsiaq News -
A second Arctic Science Ministerial moves cooperation forward, but work remains to be done

A second Arctic Science Ministerial moves cooperation forward, but work remains...

Kathrin Stephen, High North News -
The Arctic is turning brown because of weird weather — and it could accelerate climate change

The Arctic is turning brown because of weird weather — and...

Rachael Treharne, University of Sheffield -
We need to fill the gaps in Arctic research before a crisis strikes

We need to fill the gaps in Arctic research before a...

Dermot Cole -
Researchers pull together to grasp a fuller picture of the Greenland sled dog

Researchers pull together to grasp a fuller picture of the Greenland...

Hannah Hoag -
A 9,000-year-old child’s tooth found in Alaska is another link to the vanished Ancient Beringians

A 9,000-year-old child’s tooth found in Alaska is another link to...

Yereth Rosen -
How scientists solved an Arctic mercury mystery

How scientists solved an Arctic mercury mystery

Feiyue Wang, University of Manitoba -
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