On-the-ground learning about Arctic security
The Arctic is no longer on the periphery of world politics. Climate change reveals a resource-rich region increasingly open to outside actors.
Alaska Arctic National Wildlife Refuge in Line for Big Change
The Biden administration canceled the agency’s leases in 2023, though a judge this spring ruled that the cancellation was illegal.
Arctic Emissions Spotlight Staggering Global Risk
Unchecked black carbon emissions from Arctic shipping represent a clear and present danger to the integrity of the Arctic cryosphere, global climate stability and the health and wellbeing of Arctic Indigenous and coastal communities.
Why Protecting Alaska’s Western Arctic Matters Now More Than Ever
Alaska’s Western Arctic—home to millions of migratory birds and vital ecosystems—offers an incredible opportunity for lasting protection.
Arctic Indigenous Truth in Exciting Spotlight
Indigenous peoples have too often been left out of crucial decisions affecting their homelands and livelihoods.
Arctic Discoveries Offer Stunning Authentic Insights
The ice on the Atlantic side of the Arctic is starting to look highly fragmented, all the way to the North Pole.
Arctic Greenland Offers Eye-Opening Cooperative Destiny
Kalaallit Nunaat (Greenland) is stepping into a pivotal leadership role in Arctic cooperation, marking a historic moment for the region.
Arctic Race Unveils Stunning Opportunities for Middle East
As military tensions rise in the Arctic, climate change is altering global trade routes and alliances, with far-reaching effects from the Arctic to the Red Sea.
Arctic Shipping: Exciting New Opportunities Ahead
The Arctic melting ice has unleashed a rush for resources, yet with limited regulation and corporate power playing a key role, the region faces growing geopolitical tension.