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There's a 'climate bomb' ticking beneath the Arctic ice. How can we prepare? | Aeon Videos

The increasing thawing of Arctic permafrost is a critical concern in the fight against climate change.

Scientists Working on Desperate Plan to Refreeze Arctic

Attempts to cool the Arctic using geoengineering techniques underscore the severity of climate change and the need for more effective global mitigation efforts.

Collision course: polar bears forced into people's path by climate crisis

Climate change is increasing polar bear encounters with human communities, leading to unexpected and dangerous interactions.

Polar bears are injuring their feet due to climate change, experts say

Polar bears suffer severe foot injuries from climate change-related ice buildup, impacting their ability to travel and hunt which threatens their population.

The Golden Age of offbeat Arctic research

The Arctic was once viewed as a hopeful frontier for innovation during the Cold War, contrasting sharply with today's climate concerns.

Researcher Jean-Michel Claverie: The next pandemic may come from a virus that emerged from permafrost'

Climate change is thawing ancient viruses from permafrost, posing a potential public health threat.

There's a 'climate bomb' ticking beneath the Arctic ice. How can we prepare? | Aeon Videos

The increasing thawing of Arctic permafrost is a critical concern in the fight against climate change.

Scientists Working on Desperate Plan to Refreeze Arctic

Attempts to cool the Arctic using geoengineering techniques underscore the severity of climate change and the need for more effective global mitigation efforts.

Collision course: polar bears forced into people's path by climate crisis

Climate change is increasing polar bear encounters with human communities, leading to unexpected and dangerous interactions.

Polar bears are injuring their feet due to climate change, experts say

Polar bears suffer severe foot injuries from climate change-related ice buildup, impacting their ability to travel and hunt which threatens their population.

The Golden Age of offbeat Arctic research

The Arctic was once viewed as a hopeful frontier for innovation during the Cold War, contrasting sharply with today's climate concerns.

Researcher Jean-Michel Claverie: The next pandemic may come from a virus that emerged from permafrost'

Climate change is thawing ancient viruses from permafrost, posing a potential public health threat.
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Endangered icebergs and melting glaciers are prompting the rise of 'last-chance tourism' in Greenland

Greenland seeks to boost tourism, but faces challenges due to its fragile environment and the impacts of global warming.

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Israel's military action marks a pivotal moment in the ongoing conflict with Hamas.
Argentina introduces an alternate currency to address economic instability.
Italy's law limits international surrogacy opportunities significantly.
The US strengthens its focus on Arctic policy with a new ambassador.

Witness the marvels of the Artic Circle in our Cruise of The Week!

Experience the Arctic through a 14-night cultural and scenic cruise with Ambassador, featuring stunning landscapes and historical cities.
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The Arctic Spy Wars Between Russia and the West

The article reveals an escalating espionage war between Russia and Norway in the Arctic, centered on nuclear strike capabilities.

Opinion | Russia, China and the Threat to the North Pole

The US military presence in the Arctic has decreased since the Cold War, leaving vulnerabilities
Russia and China are investing in their military capabilities in the Arctic while the US lags behind

The Arctic Spy Wars Between Russia and the West

The article reveals an escalating espionage war between Russia and Norway in the Arctic, centered on nuclear strike capabilities.

Opinion | Russia, China and the Threat to the North Pole

The US military presence in the Arctic has decreased since the Cold War, leaving vulnerabilities
Russia and China are investing in their military capabilities in the Arctic while the US lags behind
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Polar Bears Kill Worker in Remote Radar Site in Canada

Polar bear attacks on humans are rare, but when they occur, they can be deadly.

Polar bears at greatest risk of extinction than ever, study claims

Polar bears are at greater risk of extinction due to longer Arctic summers
Polar bears are unlikely to adapt to longer ice-free seasons and are at risk of starvation on land

Polar Bears Kill Worker in Remote Radar Site in Canada

Polar bear attacks on humans are rare, but when they occur, they can be deadly.

Polar bears at greatest risk of extinction than ever, study claims

Polar bears are at greater risk of extinction due to longer Arctic summers
Polar bears are unlikely to adapt to longer ice-free seasons and are at risk of starvation on land
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Five horrifying things that could resurface as the world warms

Glaciers melting reveal buried secrets
Concerns over nuclear waste from abandoned bases

Russian opposition leader Navalny resurfaces at frozen gulag

Associated Press MOSCOW Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalny on Tuesday released a sardonic statement about his transfer to a Arctic prison colony nicknamed the Polar Wolf, his first appearance since associates lost contact with him three weeks ago.

In Letter Heavy With Irony, Navalny Describes Transfer to Arctic Prison

Aleksei A. Navalny, Russia's most prominent opposition leader, published a letter on Tuesday describing an arduous transfer to his new penal colony in the Arctic, the first time his supporters had heard from him in three weeks.

Russia-Ukraine war live: Vladimir Putin says Joe Biden remark that Russia plans to attack Nato country is complete rubbish

Putin denies interest in fighting NATO countries
Russian isolation impacting Arctic climate science

Fossil fuel corporations are poised for $7 trillion Arctic bonanza

Melting ice in the Arctic is creating new opportunities for resource extraction, leading to a potential 'gold rush' for Arctic nations and corporations.
The Arctic is estimated to hold up to 90 billion barrels of oil, 1,669 trillion cubic feet of natural gas, and 44 billion barrels of liquid natural gas, making it a highly valuable region for energy resources.
The melting Arctic ice is seen by some as a business opportunity, rather than a consequence of climate change, which has drawn criticism from environmental groups.
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