Climate and Environment

The Arctic Aflame: Intensifying Arctic Wildfires Present a Sobering Reminder that Climate Change Remains a Grave and Gathering Threat to the Arctic

As the Arctic continues to thaw, intensifying wildfires remind us that climate change is a grave threat to the

India in the Arctic: Legal Framework and Sustainable Approach

India's AC observer status aims at a sustainable Arctic policy, balancing economic benefits, diplomatic ties, and

Geographical Problems: Interview with Artist Justin Levesque

Curator, Jaime DeSimone interviews Portland-based interdisciplinary artist Justin Levesque to discuss his work on

Polar Expertise in China’s 14th Five-Year Plan

Drift ice camp in the middle of the Arctic Ocean as seen from the deck of the Chinese research icebreaker Xue Long.

Russia’s Full-Scale Invasion of Ukraine: Impacts on China’s Climate Responsibility in the Arctic

Russia’s invasion of Ukraine challenges global climate policy collaboration and the implementation of China’s

The Arctic for China’s Green Energy Transition

Studies have shown the importance of Arctic oil and gas for China, which can enhance its energy security by

Climate Change as a Factor Impacting Current and Future Commercial Fisheries in the Arctic Region

Climate change is impacting commercial fisheries, including those focused on snow crab and polar cod, in the Arctic

The Arctic Institute’s 2023 Series on the European Union’s Arctic Policy – Final Remarks

The Final Remarks of The Arctic Institute's 2023 Series on the EU's Arctic Policy concluded the Series and provides an

Time for Systems Thinking in the Arctic? The Need for Aligning Energy, Environmental and Arctic Policies in the European Union

This article introduces the concept of systems thinking and provides a framework of how the EU can apply it on its