Rising frequency and intensity of marine heatwaves threaten Arctic ecosystems
Marine heatwaves are becoming more intense and frequent in the Arctic.
Could microbes, locked in Arctic ice for millennia, unleash a wave of deadly diseases?
In the unusually hot summer of 2016, a bacterium that causes anthrax killed more than 2,500 reindeer in Siberia’s remote Yamal Peninsula, according to one study.
Russia reasserts ‘blood right interest’ over unclaimed underwater Arctic ridge
Nation tries to expand northern presence as Canada increases spending on foreign policy in region.
Facts About the Arctic in January 2025
The New Year began with JAXA/ViSHOP extent lowest for the date in the satellite era, just below 2018.
European Critical Minerals Strategy Gains Arctic Foothold
This acquisition represents an important step in Europe’s efforts to achieve strategic autonomy in critical minerals.
‘Huge shift’ in Arctic research methods putting science in Inuit hands: Nunavut premier
Nunavik counting beluga in Marralik estuary; Qikiqtaaluk Corp. learning more about what’s living in Nunavut’s coastal waters.
Arctic tundra becoming the great source of carbon dioxide emissions
2024 Arctic Report Card tracks rapid, complex Arctic change.
The decline of Arctic sea ice: Causes, impacts, and future projections
Arctic sea ice loss is expected to continue over the next decades, with implications for the climate system and Arctic communities and ecosystems.
Confronting Arctic Insecurity Implications for the United States and NATO
Geopolitics and strategic competition mean the Arctic security landscape is changing fast.
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