Climate and Environment

Rising Tensions and Shifting Strategies: The Evolving Dynamics of US Grand Strategy in the Arctic

The US Arctic strategy is shifting amid tensions with Russia and China, aiming to balance security, climate action, and

The Future Battlefield is Melting: An Argument for Why the U.S. Must Adopt a More Proactive Arctic Strategy

A proactive U.S. Arctic strategy doesn't detract from the Pacific, but can focus on China while hindering adversary

The Arctic Region: Subsea Permafrost in the Global Understanding of Climate Change

Subsea permafrost in the Arctic, which plays an important global role, still remains understudied in the 21st

The Arctic Institute’s Arctic Extractivism Series 2024: Conclusion

This series explored Arctic extractivism, leaving us with reflections in all forms and burdens, tangible, emotional,

EU-Sámi Cooperation in Climate Change Adaptation in the Arctic

Further cooperation between the European Commission and Sámi representatives is integral to climate

Thinking of the Arctic Future(s): When some Scientists precariously Promote Deep-Sea Mining

Arctic future are being negotiated and shaped today. Do scientists oversell an unclear Arctic future in deep-sea mining

Through Colonial Patterns of Extractivism: Self-Governance as a Sustainable Path Forward

This article examines extractivism's impact on Indigenous self-governance and sustainable energy in the

The Arctic Institute’s Arctic Extractivism Series 2024: Introduction

This series explores Arctic extractivism, expanding the definition of extractivism and what it means for Indigenous and

Climate Change and Challenges of Navigation in the Arctic: How Safe are We?

Climate change with extreme weather events is already negatively impacting ship navigation in the Arctic