Climate and Environment

Arctic Frontiers 2012 – Interview with Nina Jensen

In this podcast, we talk with Nina Jensen, Conservation Director at WWF-Norway, about the challenges of fossil fuel

Arctic Frontiers 2012 – Interview with Yuri Sergeev

During Arctic Frontiers 2012, we talked to Yuri Sergeev about his work for the Bellona Foundation's offices in

Perspectives on the Evidence and Impacts of Changing Environments in the Far North

The Arctic gives evidence of the juxtaposition between choices and dilemmas, brought about not by climate

Indigenous Resilience, Mentors and Champions of Hope for Contemporary Times

Resilience is currently being tested in the Arctic as it confronts indigenous peoples with conditions beyond their

EU Arctic Policy: Caught between Energy Security and Climate Change

The EU Arctic Policy is currently caught between questions of energy security and climate change and does not follow a

German Icebreaker “Polarstern” Returns from Arctic

The research icebreaker Polarstern - the 30-year old flagship of the Alfred-Wegener-Institute - returned from its 26th

NASA Discovers Significant Ozone Hole Over The Arctic

For the first time, the National Aeronautics and Space Administration discovered a significant ozone hole over the

Arctic Sea Ice Extent Reaches New Historic Minimum

Scientists at the University of Bremen confirmed that on September 8, 2011 Arctic sea ice extent reached a new all-time

Sea Ice Extent In August Second Lowest On Record

The average of Arctic sea ice extent for the month of August 2011 is the second lowest level since satellite-based