The Climate Change Cash Grab
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By Sean Culligan
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April9, 2021
The desolate climate of the Arctic has historically made it a place of little economic significance. The Earth’s northernmost region is warming at twice the rate of the rest of the globe. The melting of Greenland’s glaciers, Arctic sea ice loss and Alaskan permafrost thaw are all bad news for the environment. But one person’s melting planet may be another’s red-hot business opportunity, as industries from shipping and mining to tourism and fossil fuel extraction stand to benefit. Which puts the region in the spotlight as leaders worldwide fight for their slice of the Arctic pie.
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Prague has long been a favorite destination for European stag dos, and is a major party hub in the heart of the continent. It’s packed with unique breweries, budget-friendly bars and bustling nightclubs. The Bohemian capital also has some great alternative venues for those looking to get away from the crowds.
The hipster side of the city has started to seep into some of its biggest attractions. Whether you want to visit a café that only accepts cryptocurrency, or take a tour of the city’s musical attractions, Prague is a constantly evolving city that leaves it with many fascinating layers.
Between advancing your career and raising a family, itâs easy to put off planning a no-holds-barred vacation until you make a retirement travel plan. But once youâve clocked out for that final time? No more excuses. Taking an epic retirement trip is the ultimate reward for a job well done and a fitting way to mark your transition to the golden age. We asked a handful of retirees to share their most memorable retirement travels after bidding the working life adieu.
Finnish Lapland
Stargazing from a glass igloo in Rovaniemi, Finland
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âInstead of throwing a grand retirement party, we headed to the serene winter wonderland of Rovaniemi, the capital of Finnish Lapland, accompanied by our daughter and son-in-law. Lunch at the rustic Nili Restaurant introduced us to the local game, berries, and Lappish lake-caught fish. An excursion to the Santa Claus Village included a reindeer sled ride and Arctic Circle crossing ceremony in a
Rovaniemi of Finland offers a true winter holiday
Posted : 2021-01-28 09:00
By Jun Ji-hye
Rovaniemi, the capital of Lapland in northern Finland, provides travelers with quality time with their loved ones, delicious Lapland food and magical nights under the auroras.
Visit Rovaniemi said the city offers a true winter holiday as visitors can celebrate Christmas all year round, with snowy landscapes surrounding them all the way until April.
Surrounded by a winter wonderland, Rovaniemi is close to Santa Claus Village, where people can meet Santa Claus.
Visitors can take part in an elf school, helping elves make Christmas preparations in the Santa Claus Secret Forest.