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Advances in Polar Science together with the Arctic Portal invites you to submit manuscripts to a special issue on "Current Research on Atmospheric Aerosols and Trace Gases over the Polar Regions(AATGPR)", to be published by the end of 2015.
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Few days ago, the government of Greenland has released the following piece of news regarding exclusive licenses for exploration for and exploitation of hydrocarbons to be awarded in Jameson Land, East Greenland:
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Here we report the call released by Norden to apply for funding for a "Nordic Centre of excellence".
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Oil prices have drop down a 25% worldwide since June 2014. From roughly $100 a barrel in June 2014, today's price according to Nasdaq is about $ 47,37 a barrel (data from Nasdaq), and, experts say, prices are staying low for now.
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This yearEconomist Events' Arctic Summit will be held in Oslo on March 12. The summit will address whethercommercial interest in the Arctic is a bubble about to burst.
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The annual Arctic Business Forum in the heart of Lapland Finland introduces the latest business development and the future prospects of the European High North economy. Arctic Business Forum is a discussion arena and a business-to-business meeting point valuing sustainable growth in the arctic.
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As recently reported by TASS, a Russian news agency, "Russia may develop the Northern Sea Route jointly with Asian countries, which are interested in the shortest route for supplies from Asia to Northern Europe", as stated by the Deputy Prime Minister Yury Trutnev.
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The 9th Arctic Frontiers conference will be held in Tromsø, Norway, with the title: Climate and Energy, from Sunday 18 January to Friday 23 January 2015.
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2014 has been a very warm year in the Arctic. According to the Finnish Meteorological Institute (FMI), for instance, 2014 has been the second warmest year ever recorded in Finland after 1938 (when it was just 0.15 degrees Celsius warmer): temperatures were 1,6 C higher than long term average (1981- 2010).
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The audit investigation that caused the resignation of the first female Greenlandic Prime Minister, Aleqa Hammond (Siumut party), was eventually published by the Inatsisartut (Parliament of Greenland) audit committee on December, 30th 2014. In addition to Mrs. Hammond, the audit investigation has shown that other 6 members of the Greenlandic Parliament (Ane Hansen, Anthon Frederiksen, Mimi Karlsen, Ove Karl Berthelsen and Steen Lynge) have misused public funds for private expenses during their offices, from 2009 to 2014(read the report here).
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The Nordic Council of Ministers has opened up a call for project applications called " Arctic Cooperation Programme".