Climate and Environment

Why do we need a shared Pan-Arctic Fisheries Governance Complex?

Fisheries governance in the Arctic is predominantly regional. Lack of dynamism calls for shared Pan-Arctic fisheries

What’s Next For Sustainable Development?

Sustainable Arctic development is vague. Without concrete rules, the pursuit of sustainable development projects may

Science Cooperation with the Snow Dragon: Can the U.S. and China work together on the Arctic Climate Crisis?

U.S.-China scientific cooperation to tackle climate change in the Arctic is achievable and can have benefits despite

Permafrost Thaw in the Warming Arctic: Final Remarks

Permafrost thaw is caused by climate change and threatens life in the Arctic and beyond. TAI’s series aims to shed

Realizing Indigenous Law in Co-Management of Natural Resources

To equitably manage Canada’s Arctic natural resources and elevate Indigenous law, reform is needed that centers

Infrastructure and Community Resilience in the Changing Arctic: Status, Challenges, and Research Needs

The article presents the impacts of permafrost degradation on Arctic infrastructure and an ongoing permafrost research

TAI Bookshelf Podcast – Building a Pan-Arctic Fisheries Regime with Ekatarina Uryupova

In this week’s TAI Bookshelf Podcast, we talk to Ekaterina Uryupova about her vision for building a pan-Arctic legal

Climate Change and Geopolitics: Monitoring of a Thawing Permafrost

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

North but Maybe Not North Enough: Adapting Sub-Arctic Communities and Infrastructure to a Changing Climate

Churchill, a northern city in Manitoba, is located on thawing permafrost, and is taking action to address the rapidly