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Shell

Shell pushing to win approval for its plan to drill for oil in the Alaskan Arctic

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Published: 08 November 2010

Royal Dutch Shell is beginning a public lobbying campaign, including national advertising, on Monday. The giant oil company is promising to make unprecedented preparation to prevent the kind of disaster that polluted the Gulf of Mexico earlier this year. With the turmoil and damage created by the BP spill it can be imagined that they have quit a job to do.

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Iceberg near Svalbard

The Battle Against Climate Change

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Published: 08 November 2010

The International response to climate change was initiated at the Earth Summit in Rio De Janeiro in 1992 with the signing of the U.N Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC).

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Snow mobile travel over sea ice in Uummannaq, Greenland

Effects of Climate Change

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Published: 08 November 2010

The effects of global warming are believed to be extensive. Estimating the precise effect is not possible as there as several unknowns in the equation so this should be regarded as best available estimates rather than facts.

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The Greenhouse Effect

Causes of Climate Change

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Published: 08 November 2010

Most of the observed temperature increase since the 1940-50's were caused by increasing concentration of greenhouse gases.

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Introduction to Climate Change

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Published: 08 November 2010

The Arctic Portals Climate Change and Sea Ice Portal is intended to give individuals access to material according to each ones need in connection to the subjects This will consist of recent news articles, scientific reports and other relevant material.

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Norwegian Petroleum Directorate

Norwegian Continental Shelf Interests Oil Companies

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Published: 05 November 2010

Norwegian Petroleum Directorate/Barents Observer - 37 companies have applied exploration license in the 21st licensing round on the Norwegian continental shelf in the Norwegian Sea and Barents Sea areas. The Norwegian Petroleum Directorate is very pleased with the number of applications and says that company considered a competent applicant must have technical expertise and a sound understanding of geology in addition to financial strength and experience.

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Arctic on the map

Will Norway back out from Shtokman?

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Published: 04 November 2010

Barents Observer reports that Vladimir Selin, Chief Research Scientist at the Kola Science Center shares his opinion that the Agreement between Russia and Norway on the delimitation of the Barents Sea will result in Norway moving out of the Shtokman gas field and believes that it is part of the agreement.

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Increased border cooperation between Europe and Russia

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Published: 03 November 2010

Barents Observer - Norway and Russia signed yesterday a milestone agreement on visa-free travel between Russia and a Schengen-member state in Oslo.

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Virtual Learning Tools

Student registration open for Master's level course on Adaptation to Globalization in the Arctic: The Case of Reindeer Husbandry

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Published: 02 November 2010

The Virtual Learning Tools project is a cooperation between the Arctic Portal, University of the Arctic, APECS, ICR, SVS and Hsvest to create a virtual learning tool specifically designed for Northern residents. During this January a pilot course led by Phillip Burgess at the ICR will commence within the system, prior to a formal launch in June 2011.

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Vladamir Putin

Putin urges Arctic deal for resources

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Published: 01 November 2010

Former Russian president, and current prime minister of Russia Vladimir Putin Urges Arctic nations to reach an agreement on the areas rich mineral resources. Further he states that he is confident that all such agreements will be peaceful and in accordance to international law. During last month a historic border deal between Norway and Russia was signed, which hopefully can be looked upon as a example of how these matters should be sorted out.

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Narwhal

Thermometer-wearing Narwhals contribute to our knowledge of the Arctic seas

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Published: 29 October 2010

Scientists have started using thermometer- wearing narwhals to obtain temperature readings from beneath the winter pack ice in Baffin Bay. The diving mammals fill in a geographical and seasonal gap in the region's climate records, as winter temperatures have not been available from the area before.

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Increased Arctic Shipping to Accelerate Climate Change

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Published: 27 October 2010

Arctic Shipping is a topic that is of great interest to both nation states as well as local Northern communities. The last four years have shown a trend of record low ice extent, and it is generally believed that the melt will continue to increase.

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