Arctic news and updates
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Fresh hope for Iceland park
Iceland could have a giant new national park by November, which would protect one of three glacial ...
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Russia puts oil interests ahead of maritime protection
A Russian-led proposal to block plans to protect sensitive seas areas such as the Baltic Sea, the ...
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Sea bed trawling, the greatest threat to deep-sea biodiversity
Bottom trawl fishing on the high seas is the single greatest threat to highly vulnerable deep-sea ...
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Global financing urgently needed for multibillion dollar oceans and coasts
Governments attending a major conference on the Convention of Biological Diversity in Kuala Lumpur ...
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Convention urgently needed to prevent marine alien species disaster
WWF warned today that exotic invasive species contained in ships' ballast water are one of the ...
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WWF report highlights new chemical concerns
A WWF report published today reveals a collection of recent scientific evidence for contamination ...
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Climate change threatens one million species
A new study to be published tomorrow by the science journal Nature predicts that over one million ...
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Enlarged marine protected area around Svalbard
The Norwegian government has announced it will enlarge the marine protected area the around the ...
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Norway to put nature before oil
WWF today said the Norwegian government has made history by putting nature before oil when it ...
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New survey shows Norwegians are against oil drilling off Lofoten Islands
"Scientists say no, fishermen say no, governmental experts say no, and now the Norwegian people are ...
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