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May 07. 2008
Greenland on the Self-Rule-Road
Greenland will get a higher degree of indepence after the Danish-Greenlandic Self-Rule Commision has ended its work
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April 30. 2008
Arctic Council webpage wins award
Excellent work, said the jury in Norway’s finest design competition
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April 29. 2008
Successful SAO Meeting
Climate change and the need for adaptation continue to be main topics for Senior Arctic Officials
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April 29. 2008
The North is not the wild West
There are clear rules governing the Arctic, and there should be no risk for the Arctic descending into armed conflict
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April 28. 2008
Reindeer day celebrations in Topolinoe
The IPY EALAT-Outreach/Information project among reindeer holders is in progress. Here is a report from the fourth EALAT Information seminar which recently wrapped up in Topolinoe, Sakha Yakutia
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April 23. 2008
SAO meeting opened on Lofoten Islands
The spring has just arrived to the lofoten Islands together with the Arctic Councils SAO Meeting
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April 18. 2008
Increasing Non-arctic Interest in the Arctic Council
The climate changes make the Arctic more attractive for non-arctic states
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April 16. 2008
Teachers learned about indigenous people
An IPY initiative created better understanding of the Arctic way of living
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April 16. 2008
New Visions for Arctic Marine Navigation
A new report shows scenarios for the Arctic Marine Navigation in the future
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April 11. 2008
New Climate Center in Greenland
Greenland wants to give all Arctic communities a helping hand
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April 07. 2008
Changes in the Climate Debate
Scientists think technical innovations will be a key issue in the climate debate
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April 02. 2008
After the Melt
An International Conference on Ecological Responses to Arctic Climate Change
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April 01. 2008
Polar bears destroyed Earth Hour
It is not a bright idea to turn off all lights in the Arctic night around the North Pole
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March 27. 2008
No Consequenses for International Law
The Arctic Council Chair and Norwegian Foreign Minister Jonas Gahr Støre underlines that the Convention on the Law of the Sea regulates the Arctic even if the ice melts
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March 27. 2008
Large Interest in Arctic Birds
The latest meeting in CBird demonstrated that CBird is one of the key activities in CAFF
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March 27. 2008
Increased Oil Activity in the Barents Sea
New oil terminal on the coast of the Barents Sea will be used by the biggest oil fields in the area
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March 18. 2008
Climate Changes Impact World Security
The scientific argument about climate change is over. And it is up to Europe to lead the international response, says Javier Solana in a new report
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March 18. 2008
Focus on Russia
ACAP will form a new Project Steering Group for the Integrated Hazardous Waste Management Strategy
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March 13. 2008
New Partnerships
The Circumpolar Biodiversity Monitoring Program is very well positioned to deliver on the key products and activities planned over the next five years
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March 12. 2008
Reindeer on the Agenda
Reindeer husbandry was the main item when 40 people from Scandinavia and Russia met in in Anadyr, the capital of the Chukotka Autonomous Okrug, in Russia’s far East
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March 11. 2008
Awards to Female Scientists in the Arctic
Lene Kielsen Holm from the ICC was awarded for her work with discovering how the Inuit people adapts to the climate
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