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For the first time, comparable data ranks greenhouse gas emissions for all Finnish municipalities.

The country’s energy minister makes clear that there will be Indian participation in the major Arctic oil project to be developed in Russia’s remote Taymyr Peninsula.

Mounting criticism against Oslo from climate activists as government awards oil companies massive number of new drilling licenses.

It’s January and raining 400 kilometers inside the Arctic Circle. Climate crisis drastically shortens the winters, a new study by the Norwegian Meteorological Institute says.

Many Lapland residents will spend this Christmas enjoying record snow cover, according to data from the Finnish Meteorological Institute, FMI.

Greenhouse gases reached record highs in 2018 according a bulletin released on Monday by the World Meteorological Organization (WMO), continuing a trend that will have severe consequences for future generations the WMO said.

Without drastic action, our planet is headed toward warming of 3.2 C in less than 100 years, according to a new report.

A coalition of environmental and conservation groups working on more environmentally sustainable shipping practices in the Arctic says it welcomes a decision by thirty expedition cruise line operators to forgo the use of heavy fuel oil while operating in the region.

After the hottest Arctic summer on record follows the warmest ever fall.

Nornickel and regional authorities in Murmansk have signed agreement on how to collaborate on retraining and restructuring for the 800 employees of the smelter in Nikel.