Geopolitical Implications of New Arctic Shipping Lanes

The increasing accessibility of newly open Arctic shipping lanes and ports brings with them troubling geopolitical

Climate Change and Geopolitics: Monitoring of a Thawing Permafrost

Rapid permafrost degradation has enormous implications for climate change. International monitoring of permafrost is

Reducing Individual Costs of Permafrost Thaw Damage in Canada’s Arctic

Permafrost thaw is costly for individuals. To reduce costs of the damage caused, reform to existing financial

The Global Carbon Budget and Permafrost Feedback Loops in the Arctic

Environmental risks posed by permafrost feedback loops are immense, but those are not fully incorporated into the

Agents and the Arctic: The Case for Increased Use of Agent-Based Modeling to Study Permafrost

Agent-based modeling can simulate the complex effects of permafrost thaw on Arctic communities and should be used more

Arctic Security Environment in Flux: Mitigating Geopolitical Competition through a Military-Security Dialogue

The Arctic security environment is rapidly shifting. A military-security dialogue is vital in order to mitigate

International Year of Indigenous Languages in the Arctic (Part II)

The 2019 International Year of Indigenous Languages strengthened the visibility of Indigenous languages and rights in

Controversies Around Endangered Indigenous Languages in the Canadian Arctic (Part I)

In Canada, the introduction of the “Indigenous Languages Act” in 2019 reignited discussions on the status of

Fly-in Fly-Out Workers in the Arctic: The Need for More Workforce Transparency in the Arctic

There is a need for transparency on workforce in the Arctic projects. Solutions include national statistics, modern