The New York Timesflipped into ArtsThe Arts ‘You Can’t Stand in Louisiana and See a Glacier’The New York Times - By SOPHIE HAIGNEYIn one photo, ice floes separate like shattered glass — a world of blue and white, cracking apart. The photo beside it looks almost like a scene from another planet: a marsh overflowing with water, rivulets
Lonely PlanetIceland Embark on an adventure around Iceland and Greenland with a famed mountaineerLonely Planet - Kelly MagyaricsIf your fitness and adventure goals go beyond training for a marathon or even an ironman triathlon, this new itinerary is for you. Abercrombie & Kent just introduced the Ultimate Iceland & Greenland Cruise,
PlanetRadioflipped into PlanetRadioSusan Sarandon 5K Minute - Wednesday 23rd Octoberplanetradio.co.uk - Callum Bell Q. What is the cockney rhyming slang for a curry? Q. Greenland is an island sovereign state belonging to which country? Q. Which Marvel character is …
tmcgillflipped into Tim's MagCryosphere Decreasing cloud cover drives the recent mass loss on the Greenland Ice Sheetsciencemag.org • M. R. van den Broeke, • J. Bamber, • J. Ettema, • E. Rignot, • E. Schrama, • W. J. van de Berg, • E. van Meijgaard, • I. Velicogna, • B. Wouters M. R. van den Broeke, • E. M. …
Northern Lights 12 Best Places to See the Northern Lightsrd.com - Lindsay Cohn Wondering where to view the magical dance of the aurora borealis? Read on to discover the best places to see the is natural phenomenon across the …
Global Warming Global Wildfires Are Raging, Leaving Long-Lasting...truthout.org - Anton Woronczuk Record or near-record temperatures, combined with drought in many areas, are contributing to yet another record-setting summer for wildfires. …
New Hampshire Greenland hiker injured in fall on Mount Carrigainunionleader.com - Doug Alden LIVERMORE — A Greenland man was injured when he slipped and fell while hiking with his family on Mount Carrigain, the New Hampshire Fish and Game …
ForbesClimate How East Greenland’s Staggering Landscape Transforms TravelersForbesThreading through icebergs eight stories high, our East Greenlandic guide suddenly cuts the motor of our rubber zodiac boat. He points to two fleeting spouts of water to our left: a humpback whale and
Science Last year’s extreme snowfall wiped breeding of plants and animals in a region of the Arcticsciencefocus.com - Jason Goodyer Findings may offer a peep into the future, where increased climatic variability may push the arctic species to their limits. Last year, just a handful …
Education New proposal could give high school students free bus passeskhon2.com - Kimberlee Speakman HONOLULU (KHON2) — High school students across Oahu could be getting free bus passes. It’s a new pilot project being proposed at the Honolulu City …
EcoWatchClimate Change 92 Percent of Greenland's Residents Believe Climate Change Is Happeningecowatch.com - Yale Climate Connections Greenland had quite the summer. It rose from peaceful obscurity to global headliner as ice melted so swiftly and massively that many were left …
Live ScienceGlobal Warming What Is the Cryosphere?Live Science - Mark Serreze More than 100 scientists from 30 countries released a special report examining climate change impacts on the oceans and a less familiar but …
WIREDflipped into ScienceScience Can Tiny Glass Beads Keep Arctic Ice From Melting? MaaaybeWIRED - Condé Nast Arctic sea ice acts as a massive parasol for the planet, its white surface reflecting the sun’s rays back into space and keeping the air and ocean …
Glaciers Greenland's dying icesciencemag.org - Xing Liu Fiamma Straneo, a physical oceanographer, in a helicopter collecting water samples from the pool at the terminus of Helheim glacier (left). The …
The Arctic Canadian FedElxn 2019: "The silence is deafening" on Arctic, says Canadian Inuit leaderrcinet.ca - Eilís Quinn, Eye on the Arctic When it comes to Arctic issues during the current federal election campaign, the silence is “deafening” says the president of the Canadian chapter of …
Bob Payneflipped into Recreation and TourismKulusuk Development dilemma as eastern Greenland eyes tourism boostFrance 24Kayaking past blue-white icebergs drifting along near a pristine harbour, wandering around colourful houses or trekking in the snow-capped wilderness: July and August are high season for tourists in eastern
National GeographicGlobal Warming Greenland's melting ice may affect everyone's futureNational Geographic - Alejandra BorundaNASA scientists are trying to understand how this region is responding to climate change—and how that will influence sea levels around the world. A thousand feet above the glistening, iceberg-dotted water
Lonely Planetflipped into Latest storiesTravel These images highlight the terrible beauty of Greenland’s disappearing iceLonely Planet - James Gabriel MartinWhen landscape photographer Albert Dros travelled to Greenland, he was immediately struck by two things; the incredible beauty of the country’s abstract ice-caps, standing like modernist sea-side sculptures,
World Economic ForumWorld Economic Forum We can save the Arctic if we follow the Nordic countries' leadweforum.org - Paula Lehtomäki The Arctic, with its unique and vulnerable ecosystem, is particularly sensitive to rising global temperatures. Limiting the consequences of climate …
Tom Perisonflipped into T-NewsMicroplastics Tracing the journey of microplastics in the Arcticphys.org - Nancy Bazilchuk By now it's well established that microplastics are a problem in the environment, even in the remotest parts of the planet. But where do different …
Science News Magazineflipped into Science NewsBirds Heavy snow in part of Greenland stunted plant and animal reproductionsciencenews.org - Jonathan Lambert When Jeroen Reneerkens stepped off the plane in Greenland, all he saw was white. The avian ecologist at the University of Gronignen in the Netherlands …
National GeographicClimate Why are Nobel scientists so white, and so old?National GeographicSomehow, Nobel Week always sneaks up like a Swedish cat burglar, stealing me from my bed very early in the morning to hear breaking news about the latest laureates. On one level, the annual ritual is celebration
ESPNLuxembourg Denmark cruise to win over Luxembourg - ESPN VideoESPN Nice's Kasper Dolberg scored twice in the Danes' demolition of Luxembourg.
The Arctic Blog - Geoengineering climate fixes popular at Arctic Circle assemblyrcinet.ca - Mia Bennett At Arctic Circle 2019, U.S. Secretary of Energy Rick Perry, it seemed, had not gotten the memo: Oil is out, and geoengineering is in. This past …
Business Insiderflipped into Top StoriesReal Estate Trump, Airbnbs, and exclusivity driving Greenland's real-estate market - Business InsiderBusiness Insider - Hillary HoffowerGreenland may be cold, but its real-estate market is anything but. Prices in the country's largest cities, like Ilulissat and Nuuk, its capital, are rising, reports Candace Taylor for The Wall Street They're
Global Warming Extreme snow stopped plants and animals breeding in parts of Greenland | New Scientistnewscientist.com - By Michael Le Page Increasingly extreme Arctic weather could threaten the survival of wildlife, biologists are warning. In 2018, it snowed so heavily that many areas …
Denmark Denmark to strip jihadists of nationality amid fear of returnsthelocal.dk - AFP "These people turned their backs on Denmark and used violence to fight against our democracy and freedoms. They constitute a threat to our security. …
Episode #078: George Howard — Brothers of the Serpent Podcastovercast.fm We have a very special episode for all you snake sibs out there, we interviewed Mr. George Howard, who has been involved with the Comet Research …
Urban Planning Urbanisation costs Edinburgh over 11 hectares of green land each yearphys.org Edinburgh is losing the equivalent of around 15 football pitches of green land each year, much of which is due to private garden areas being paved …
Liberal View Summer sea ice has stopped melting, but 2019's grim Arctic news ought to spur aggressive activismdailykos.com - Meteor Blades For tl;dr readers: Some of the most ferocious scientific forecasts of global warming impacts in the Arctic—which climate science deniers have long …
