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Yana Kirichenko
A group of narwhals has helped scientists fill major gaps in observations of East Greenland's coastal waters, providing measurements from places that research vessels rarely reach.
Léa Zinsli
For many in Greenland, climate change is not a distant concept but a daily reality, even if its causes are understood in different ways.
Polar Journal AG Team
Greenland is far more than ice, with most of its Inuit population living along the coasts where culture, economy, and environment are closely connected.
Researchers gained rare insights into narwhals by joining an Inuit hunt, revealing new details about their behavior and biology.
Marcel Schütz
In the Arctic Ocean, survival is determined not only by ice cover, but also by light.
This week we look at a new classification for emperor penguins, a new tool being tested on board the Australian, and Vladimir Putin's speech at the Russian Arctic Forum.
We begin the new year with a Chilean president on an expedition, a New Year's Speech that might prove more important than usual, and some good news on the lifespans of southern right whales.
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Innovation South Greenland is working to prevent the local sheep farmers from becoming overwhelmed by assisting the many researchers visiting the area.
Dr. Michael Wenger
In Greenland, temperatures in autumn were well above average at most measuring stations and even in the middle of the ice sheet up to 9.5°C above.
Greenland will have a different time zone starting in 2023, but whether that will affect the population has yet to be studied.
