Weekly Cover | It’s a warming world. Germany is drawing on decades of research to help understand how changing polar climates will affect us all
An entirely different kind of cold war
Weekly Cover | Competition to host your data is tough. Sub-Arctic territories that once assumed their cold climate was advantage enough are now finding they
In Norway’s far north the future of the internet is now
Fibre optic cables are delivering some of the world’s fastest internet speeds to residents of Svalbard
Powering up a connection to a renewable Europe
Weekly Cover | The prospect of a building a submarine power cable to the UK might enrich the people of Iceland, but opponents fear it
Putting their foot down
Weekly Cover | Neither the people of Iceland nor the country’s government want to join the EU. Voters, though, say it’s their right to be
Mock shipwreck reveals real problems
Weekly Cover | Test of search and rescue plan concludes that a shipwreck off Greenland’s west coast would be a major disaster
In annual addresses, silence speaks louder than hype
While many Arctic leaders left the region out in the cold during their New Year’s addresses, those who did all agree: big change is ahead
What happens in the Arctic, stays in the Arctic
Wave after wave of bizarre weather has ravaged the Northern Hemisphere, but don’t blame the Arctic, scientists say
Record warmth (and NYC shopping carts) causing problems in Alaska
While parts of the US are dealing with record cold, Alaskans are wondering what happened to winter
Nunavut to lead by example
ArctiCulture | Canadian design project to “stimulate” future Arctic architecture
Breaking big
Iceland continues to make a name for itself as one of the most sought after shooting locations of the Arctic
Technology in the North: vital and delicate
While a Nunavut company develops an app to help people learn, a tiny Alaskan town learns the true cost of “stupid”