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For deep-reaching success, the government should look to the root of the problem: the enduring legacy of Danish colonialism.

The recent announcement from the State Department that it would provide a $12.1 million aid package for Greenland is a welcome development.   It demonstrates that the United States is finally looking at the U.S.-Greenland relationship beyond only security issues.

Prioritizing the reclamation of indigenous identities in Greenland may be the key to more effective suicide prevention in Greenland.

Beijing is taking its first steps toward recovering from years of setbacks to its scientific, land-based projects in the Arctic, sending personnel to two outposts that have been vital to its policy of establishing China as a "near-Arctic" state. China’s Arctic policy document, published in 2018, said scientific research to “explore and understand” the Arctic…

December serving up baked Alaska and warming most of Arctic | 2022-12-06 05:53:28

Much of the Arctic is in a burst of freak December warming. In Utqiagvik, Alaska’s northernmost community formerly known as Barrow, it hit 40 degrees (4.4 degrees Celsius) Monday morning.

A community in Alaska is experiencing unusually warm weather in December. This month saw a new record by six degrees, which also beat temperatures between October and April.

Much of the Arctic is in a burst of freak December warming.

Much of the Arctic is in a burst of freak December warming

In Utqiagvik, Alaskas northernmost community formerly known as Barrow, it hit 4.4 degrees Celsius Monday morning.