Long-term climate warming is causing a bleaching effect in a key Arctic lichen species, according to new research led by researchers in the School of GeoSciences and British Antarctic Survey. Their ...

NordSpace, Miltera, Pegmatis, and Prime Powders, all 100% Canadian-owned companies, announced the launch of an industry consortium project valued at over $8 million, including $3.2 million in support ...

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As major oil companies eye new drilling on Alaska’s North Slope, the Trump administration is now working to accelerate their ...

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KS3/GCSE Geography. Polar biome. Ferne Corrigan explains how people, animals and plants have adapted to survive the freezing ...

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When John Kurz left Alaska’s North Slope in 2009, he was staring at a grim future for what had once been the country’s ...

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A study has found that warming global temperatures are causing irreversible bleaching in certain Arctic lichen species, ...

The Arctic comprises a mosaic of tundra, ice‐associated habitats and fragmented wetlands, supporting simplified yet highly dynamic food webs. Small mammals such as lemmings and voles exhibit ...

Beavers are expanding their range into Canada’s western Arctic, and a recent study has reconstructed when these ecosystem engineers first became active in the area — sometime around 2008. Historically ...