Arctic news and updates
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The Arctic: oil frontier or oil boundary?
Arctic oil and gas development is not the best solution to the world's rising energy demand. ...
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Another record year for Arctic heat
In what has become an alarmingly regular occurrence, the Arctic set another record for high ...
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“World’s most unnecessary coal mine”
The Norwegian government has given the go-ahead to a new coal mine in Svalbard, a high-arctic ...
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Strong regulations will reduce risk of Arctic oil spills in Canada
In light of a study this year that Arctic oil spills are all but impossible to clean up, Canadian ...
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Ice loss in the Arctic unprecedented
An amazing new study in the journal Nature provides yet more evidence that the dramatic losses we ...
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WWF launches tool to help plan for changing Arctic
On Wednesday November 9, at a meeting of the Arctic Council in Lulea, Sweden, WWF officially ...
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Narwhal tracking project helps chart species’ future
WWF is supporting a new project to track narwhals, Arctic whales best known for the long tusk that ...
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Arctic sea ice levels plunge to historic low, and may go lower still
The extent of arctic sea ice has hit the lowest levels since monitoring began, according to an ...
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Recognition for conservation-focused tourism operators
Celebrating 50 years of WWF: From hand-built dog sleds to locally sourced food, the Global ...
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Norwegian government must say no to Svalbard coal mining
It is ironic that the debate over the development of more coal mines is raging in the middle of ...
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