Indigenous communities and climate change: a new challenge to adapt
The traditional knowledge that indigenous Arctic peoples have accumulated over millennia provides a wealth of information on the changes taking place in the Arctic.
The traditional knowledge that indigenous Arctic peoples have accumulated over millennia provides a wealth of information on the changes taking place in the Arctic.
Antarctic marine research under the ANDEEP project has led to the discovery of 700 new marine species in the Weddell and Scotia Seas.
Susan Soloman from NOAA clarifies misconceptions about the ozone hole and climate change.
Ralph Döscher of the Swedish Meteorological and Hydrological Institute chats about the EU-funded DAMOCLES project and numerical models of ocean-ice-atmosphere interactions in the Arctic he does for the project.
The Polar Regions and social sciences are featured more prominently in the IPCC's 4th Assessment Report. Oleg Anisimov, a Coordinating Lead Author of the chapter of the report that focuses on the Polar Regions, offers some highlights.