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Arctic Portal News Portlet

8 October 2015

Eye on earth

Following the success of the 2011 inaugural Summit, Eye on Earth 2015 took centre stage on October 6-8 in Abu Dhabi, to promote dialogue and drive international action that revolutionises the way we collect, access, share and use data and information for real-world change. The 2015 summit sought to foster a culture of collaboration through a network committed to achieving scalable impact for a sustainable future.

8 October 2015

4th Nordic Conference for Rural Research

The Nordic ruralities conference is an interdisciplinary forum for rural research with a particular emphasis on the Nordic countries.

7 October 2015

The Nordic Region – Leading in Green Growth: Status report for the Nordic Prime Ministers Summer Meeting 2015

Green Growth was named a primary focus area by the Nordic Prime Ministers in November 2011. Since then, the Nordic Council of Ministers has granted a total of DKK 66 million to a wide range of initiatives focusing on green growth.

6 October 2015

Whale breaking through ice in the arctic

Today, the BarentsObserver has reported that Russia will establish a new media resource aimed at promoting Russian national interest in the Arctic, as part of the state-owned TASS (the piece of news was reported firstly by TASS, available only in Russian). 

29 September 2015

Rethinking the Top of the World: Arctic Public Opinion Survey, Vol. 2

Today, The Gordon Foundation released the full report of "Rethinking the Top of the World: Arctic Public Opinion Survey, Vol. 2" at the Arctic Energy Summit in Fairbanks, Alaska.

28 September 2015

Arctic Energy Summit Alaska 2015

Today, Monday September 28th, the Arctic Energy Summit starts in Fairbanks, Alaska. The event is broadcasted live here.

24 September 2015

Arctic Today and Future

The Annual International Forum "Arctic: Today And The Future" takes place in December in St. Petersburg.

22 September 2015

View of Big Manila

Today, typhoon survivors and civil society groups in the Philippines delivered a complaint to the Commission on Human Rights of the Philippines (CHR) calling for an investigation into the responsibility of big fossil fuel companies for fuelling catastrophic climate change that is resulting in human rights violations" Greenpeace Philippines reported this morning.

21 September 2015

Circum-Arctic Art-Show Reykjavík 2015

Circum-Arctic Gallery, a Canadian-Icelandic based company, is hosting the first International Arctic Art Show in Reykjavik from the 15th to19th of October 2015 and aims to promote the work of indigenous artists from across the Arctic Circle, providing a platform to show case their work and reach a wider audience.

18 September 2015

Arctic Herald journal

The latest edition of the "Arctic Herald" journal is now available online. The information and analytical journal, published by the Russian Geographical Society, was first released in 2012 and "conceived as the platform for communication amonf the expert community, as well as all those engaged and interested in the problems of today's Arctic", as stated by Sergey Lavrov, Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Russian Federation, for the first number of the journal.

17 September 2015

masters in data science website

MastersInDataScience.org is a new online resource that features a comprehensive directory of Master's degree programs in data science (and interdisciplinary programs in related specialties) as well as entertaining and history-rich discussions of the uses of data science in various industries.

16 September 2015

The Faroese new Government takes office

At its first session since the 1 September election, the Faroese Parliament today appointed Aksel V. Johannesen, chairman of the Social Democratic Party, as the Prime Minister of the Faroe Islands.

15 September 2015

Permafrost in Spitzbergen

This Saturday at a conference in Quebec, Canada an international research team will present the first online data portal on global permafrost.

11 September 2015

Polar bear swimming in arctic waters

On the beginning of September, the five polar bear range states – Canada, Kingdom of Denmark (Greenland), Norway, Russia, and the United States – have met in Ilulissat (GL) and committed themselves to a 10-year plan that aims to secure the long-term survival of polar bears in the wild.

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