From Norway to Nunavut: Arctic fox stuns scientists with 3,500-kilometre journey
The researchers believe the Arctic fox’s journey is one of the longest ever recorded for the species. Continue reading
Greenland
Climate scientists document ‘extreme conditions on hot day’ in Greenland
The photo gives the illusion that the dogs, and the sleds carrying the researchers, are walking on water. Continue reading
Scientists capture massive iceberg breaking — and it comes with a serious reminder
More than six kilometres of a glacier broke off in Greenland as stunned scientists watched. Continue reading
Halt on commercial salmon fishing in Greenland to help grow shrinking North American population
A deal has been reached that will halt commercial salmon fishing in Greenland and the Faroe Islands for the next 12 years. Continue reading
Montreal teen set to embark on environmental trip to Arctic
Montreal teen John Nathaniel Gertler is set to embark on an Arctic expedition in hopes of raising awareness about the environment. Continue reading
Greenland hit by tsunami, four people missing
Four people are missing after large waves flooded a remote settlement in Greenland this weekend Continue reading
Atlantic group urges Ottawa to take ‘aggressive’ approach with Greenland over salmon
The Atlantic Salmon Federation is urging Ottawa to take a more “aggressive” approach with Greenland as salmon returns continue their decline. Continue reading
Annual report card rings the alarm on rising temperatures, melting ice in Arctic
A group of scientists are again sounding the alarm over diminishing sea ice and warming temperatures in the Arctic. Continue reading
Toronto-bound Westjet flight forced to land in Greenland
A WestJet flight from London to Toronto carrying 250 passengers and nine crew members was diverted to Greenland because of a mechanical issue. Continue reading
Greenland losing 40 trillion pounds more ice a year than previously believed
Greenland is losing about 40 trillion pounds more ice a year than scientists had thought, according to a new study that used GPS to help estimate how much is melting. Continue reading