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Seven things to learn on the Arctic from documentarian Louie Palu
'It's like being on another planet. It makes you learn how strong you are as a human".
All eyes on the Arctic: US, China and Russia race to control far north
As the Arctic ice sheet melts, the United States, Russia and China are racing for a share of the region’s energy and mineral resources.
Heat, melting ice and fires combine for unprecedented Arctic summer
Fuelled by record high temperatures in the Arctic region, fires are currently burning an area of land the size of Luxembourg.
Russian mining company Nornickel admits new pollution in Arctic Tundra
Nornickel has opened an investigation after suspending the employees responsible.
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The other new normal: A record 38C and forest fires in the Arctic
This weekend a shocking new record temperature was recorded in the Arctic Circle, amid warnings some parts of the world are heating much faster than others.
Coronavirus delays largest Arctic expedition in history
Scientists on board the icebreaker Polarstern have been without supplies for two months.
Largest-ever hole in the ozone layer above Arctic finally closes
A record-size hole in the #ozone layer above the Arctic has finally closed.
Dozens of polar bears 'invade' Russian village in search of food
A village in northeastern Russia is warding off a polar bear "invasion" after dozens of the animals have edged closer to the village in search of food.
How sustainable is staying in a luxury igloo in the North Pole?
The Scandinavian travel company claim the experience does not damage the arctic environment.
Arctic ice reached record low in October
Arctic sea ice extent was more than 2.6 million square kilometres lower than the average between 1981 and 2010 and the lowest on record for a month of October.
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Ice-free summers expose Arctic ecosystems to more than open waters
Protecting life in the Arctic seas
In partnership with the European Commission
Climate change is making Arctic waters more accessible to vessels, raising the controversial prospect of industrial-scale fishing. Here's how world countries came together to protect the fragile Arctic ecosystem - for now.
Mapping the Arctic sea life
In partnership with the European Commission
"If you start fishing, you can destroy the ecosystem, or the balance of the organisms." This MOSAiC expedition scientist is mapping the hidden Arctic sea life
Watch: Thirty-five years of Arctic thaw in two minutes
NASA's scientific visualisation study has updated its animation to show not only how Arctic sea ice has less surface; It is also getting thinner.
Before and after: Huge iceberg breaks off from ice shelf in Antarctica
A massive iceberg that is five times the size of Malta has broken away from Antarctica.
IPCC report highlights crisis facing world's oceans and cryosphere
The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) has released a report with stark warnings on the current and future state of the oceans and cryosphere - the ice that covers planet Earth.
Scientists have embarked on the longest-ever expedition to the Arctic
The MOSAiC expedition is a year-long project led by Germany's Alfred Wegener Institute which aims to learn more about the weather processes in the Arctic.
How summer 2019 hurt the Arctic, the frontline of climate change
Unprecedented wildfires, a record melt of the sea ice and some more extreme weather episodes have marked the 2019 summer season in the Arctic Circle. It was on a par or worse than the 2012 record melt and heat levels, showing that the North Pole is the frontline of the global climate crisis.
Greenland glacier retreats 10 kilometres in six years
Just inside the Arctic Circle — stood on ice that is thousands of years old — David Holland has a first-hand view of what he sees as the beginning of the end of the world.
'Shock' as scientists find plastic microbeads in remote Arctic ice
Micro-plastic pieces have been found in remote Arctic ice — the latest indication of how far pollution has spread across the planet.