Arctic News Roundup: 27 September – 3 October

[Photo by Marc Lanteigne] by Mingming Shi 1) According to the Natural Environment Research Council (NERC) Arctic Office, a United Kingdom-based organisation, Harland Huset, Britain's Arctic station located in Svalbard, Norway, celebrated its thirtieth anniversary this week. This facility, opened in 1991 on Ny-Ålesund, is the only research site overseen the UK in the Arctic,… Continue reading Arctic News Roundup: 27 September – 3 October

Arctic News Roundup: 6-12 September

[Photo by Marc Lanteigne] by Mingming Shi 1) A paper was published, entitled Arctic Indigenous People, co-produced by the German Arctic Office and the Saami Council. This publication describes Indigenous ways of living, including fishing, hunting and herding, as well as how Indigenous groups have utilised their knowledge for generations in societal and cultural development… Continue reading Arctic News Roundup: 6-12 September

It’s All About Geography: A New Island is Found Off Greenland

Kaffeklubben Island in northern Greenland [Photo via Wikimedia Commons] by Marc Lanteigne Greenland continues to make the news this year, although this most recent time around for reasons of geography rather than politics. Last month, it was reported that an apparent small island was discovered off Greenland’s northern coast which, if confirmed, would make that… Continue reading It’s All About Geography: A New Island is Found Off Greenland