Climate and Environment

Takeaways from the Arctic Tundra

Living in the Arctic tundra offers insight into how permafrost thaw affects landscape and community in the Arctic

Permafrost Thaw in a Warming World: The Arctic Institute’s Permafrost Series Fall-Winter 2020

Permafrost melt is threatening the Arctic and the rest of the world. A global effort is needed to stop permafrost

Balancing Worldviews: Climate Change Solutions in Canada’s North

Arctic climate change funding in Canada should be allocated to programs that support cultural resilience and

A Comparative Study of the Official Use of Arctic Environmental Discourses of China and the EU

China and the EU’s common identities and different features have shaped their Arctic environmental

The European Union in Antarctica: An Emerging Area of Interest?

The European Union is increasingly developing an interest in Antarctica, especially in establishing Marine Protected

The Coast Is Ready for Change—Perhaps Now Is a Better Time Than Any?

Climate change is a concern along the whole of Norway’s coast. However, to undergo the green shift, political will is

Oil Spill in Siberia: Are We Prepared for Permafrost Thaw?

The recent oil spill in Siberia raises concerns over preparedness for permafrost thaw. Oil spill prevention should be

Reducing China’s Black Carbon Emissions: An Arctic Dimension

The article discusses mitigating black carbon emissions in China in the Arctic context and related opportunities for

The EU and its Arctic Spirit: Solving Arctic Climate Change from Home?

To find its true Arctic spirit, the European Union's path towards more Arctic involvement should essentially start