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

The Arctic Aflame: Intensifying Arctic Wildfires Present a Sobering Reminder that Climate Change Remains a Grave and Gathering Threat to the Arctic

As the Arctic continues to thaw, intensifying wildfires remind us that climate change is a grave threat to the

India in the Arctic: Legal Framework and Sustainable Approach

India's AC observer status aims at a sustainable Arctic policy, balancing economic benefits, diplomatic ties, and

Geographical Problems: Interview with Artist Justin Levesque

Curator, Jaime DeSimone interviews Portland-based interdisciplinary artist Justin Levesque to discuss his work on

Polar Expertise in China’s 14th Five-Year Plan

Drift ice camp in the middle of the Arctic Ocean as seen from the deck of the Chinese research icebreaker Xue Long.