Arctic news and updates
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New US government video shows changing world of walrus
A new video produced by the United States Geological Survey highlights the challenges changing ...
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Wildlife trade experts say climate, not commercial trade, is primary threat to polar bears
A new report from the wildlife trade monitoring organization TRAFFIC concludes that the major ...
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Lack of ice forces walruses to shore
Walruses are heading for land on Alaska’s northern shore. Sea ice is their preferred platform for ...
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Important Marine Areas in the Arctic
Conservation of the Arctic marine environment, its ecosystems and species is essential for keeping ...
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Stronger safeguards for Arctic drilling needed: UK MPs
A new report from the Environmental Audit Committee of the United Kingdom House of Commons calls ...
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Record Arctic ice low drives urgent global action
Today's announcement of a record low for Arctic sea ice extent shows the need for urgent local and ...
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Shell proves itself unprepared for Arctic drilling
Shell Oil Company's latest incident in the Arctic—damage to its so-called Arctic containment ...
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Arctic sea ice cracks record low, and more to go
The Arctic sea ice extent has hit its lowest extent since satellite records began, according ...
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Prirazlomnaya oil spill would threaten Russian Arctic with irreparable disaster: study
Harsh conditions in Russia's Pechora Sea coupled with an inadequate oil spill response plan mean ...
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Expedition prepares for tourism in Russia's Arctic
As Russia's Arctic opens up to tourism, employees of the national park “Russian Arctic” were ...
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