CBCNews, October 29, 2010
EU seal ban decision to be appealed
Canada's Inuit and the fur industry will appeal a court ruling Thursday that rejected a challenge to the European Union's ban on imports of Canadian seal products.
BarentsObserver, October 29, 2010
Statoil: All set for new exploration wells in the Barents Sea
Norwegian oil and gas major Statoil has tested oil spill preparedness plans ahead of the imminent drilling operations in the Barents Sea, and say all is set for drilling of new exploration wells in the vulnerable area.
UPI.com, October 28, 2010
Protect arctic, U.N. tells world leaders
NAGOYA, Japan, Oct. 28 (UPI) -- Global climate change is creating unprecedented challenges to protecting diverse ecosystems in the arctic regions, a U.N. environmental official said in Japan.
BarentsObserver, October 26, 2010
Russian Antarctic strategy adopted
The Russian government last week adopted a strategy for the Antarctica. Now a strategy for the Arctic is in the pipeline.
CBC News, Eye on the Arctic, October 23, 2010
Nunavut, Canada eyes Greenland oil search
Nunavut is closely watching an Arctic oil and gas search unfolding off the coast of neighboring Greenland, where at least one exploration company says it has found oil and gas.
Chris Windeyer, Nunatsiaq Online, October 22, 2010
Nunavut makes do with hand-me-down infrastructure
Keith Peterson likens the Government of Nunavut, facing massive infrastructure needs and little money to pay for them, to an old car.
Lauren Morello, New York Times, October 22, 2010
The Arctic Shifts to a New Climate Pattern in Which 'Normal' Becomes Obsolete
Warming continues to shrink the snow and ice cover that defines the Arctic, signaling the region's shift to a new climate pattern, scientists said yesterday.
SIKUnews, October 22, 2010
Inuit speak on climate change
A new film Qapirangajuq: Inuit Knowledge and Climate Change documents the knowledge of residents in Canada’s Inuit communities
Jane George, Nunatsiaq Online, October 21, 2010
Mammoth ice islands menace Arctic wildlife, environment, ships
Giant, flat icebergs are moving south from Nunavut’s Ellesmere Island down Baffin Bay toward northern Baffin Island, a potential threat to Arctic wildlife, environment and marine traffic.
BarentsObserver, October 21
Nordic countries least vulnerable to climate change
Norway and Finland are the countries that will be least affected by climate change, while Bangladesh and India are most at risk, according to a recently released index.