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Hear more about Arctic Frontiers in Tromsø with Radio Arctic

Dr. Michael Wenger 29. January 2024 | Uncategorized

Starting today, the largest Norwegian city above the Arctic Circle, Tromsø, will be at the center of the Arctic action. In the coming days, Arctic Frontiers will be the first important meeting this year to focus on the concerns of the Arctic and its people.

And right in the middle of it all are the makers of Radio Arctic, an exciting and informative radio station from Reykjavik. Starting today, the two radio journalists Gudrun Eriksen Havsteen-Mikkelsen and Anna Diljá Sigurðardóttir will be broadcasting a daily feature that will take a closer look at certain aspects of the Arctic. They will be talking to experts and publishing these interviews live and as podcasts.

Find more information on the website:
https://radioarctic.net/

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