Arctic news and updates
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New arctic research underscores urgency of CO2 reduction efforts
Following new studies showing that perennial sea ice will disappear entirely this century, WWF, the ...
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First key natural area protected in advance of Mackenzie pipeline development
Three major national conservation organizations say last week's federal government decision to ...
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Toxic chemicals a major threat to the Arctic - WWF
Arctic wildlife and some Arctic indigenous people, particularly Inuit, are contaminated by ...
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WWF Supports Federal Commitments To Reserve Protected Areas in Advance of Northern Pipeline Development
In a wide-ranging interview published earlier this week*, federal Minister of Indian Affairs and ...
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Huslia program 1 test
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WWF will continue the fight for an Iceland national park
Oslo, Norway - WWF, the conservation organization, today vowed to continue to press for a national ...
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Arctic Network for sustainable tourism takes off
Representatives from all eight arctic countries met at the end of June for a three-day intensive ...
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WWF condemns plans by aluminium giant Alcoa that would destroy great Icelandic wilderness
Geneva, Switzerland - WWF, the conservation organization, today called on Alcoa, the world's ...
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Polar bears victims of inaction on global warming
The report Polar Bears at Risk reviews the threats faced by the world's 22,000 polar bears and ...
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Alaskan tour company wins WWF arctic tourism prize
WWF, the conservation organization, today awarded its prestigious WWF Arctic Award for Linking ...
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