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The magnetic North Pole is shifting. It's moving in the direction of Siberia. Because of this movement climate is changing everywhere on Earth.

Modern Polar Discovery FraudsAt the turn of the 17th century, shortly after Queen Elizabeth's advisor John Dee was corresponding with Gerardus Mercator regarding the Polar magnetic mountain, Queen Elizabeth's personal physician and knighted President of the College of Physician…

Geothermal Fields
A Sustainable Artctic Has to Include Indegenous Groups

How volcanoes are the secret ingredient to Iceland's all-year farmingFreezing temperatures and little sunlight for half the year made Iceland reliant on imports, but geothermal energy is changing that.

A Sustainable Arctic Has to Include Indigenous GroupsAssimilation and colonization are still happening in our own backyard.

Highest-ever temperature recorded in Norwegian Arctic archipelagoNorway's Arctic archipelago Svalbard on Saturday recorded its highest-ever temperature, the country's meteorological institute reported.

Baked by midsummer sun, Arctic sea ice could face worst losses on record » Yale Climate ConnectionsDiscover how people across the country are reacting to the reality of climate change.

Watching the Arctic thaw in fast-forwardThe Arctic is warming more quickly than almost any other region on Earth as a result of climate change. One of the better known: the continually shrinking summer sea-ice extent in the Arctic. But global warming is also leaving its mark on terrestrial permafrost. For several years, permafrost regions have been thawing more and more intensively in North America, Scandinavia and Siberia—e.g. in the extreme northwest of Alaska. Permafrost is soil that has remained permanently frozen to depths of up to several hundred meters, often since the last glacial period, roughly 20,000 years ago, or in some cases even longer.

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Arctic transitioning to a new climate state
Vlammenzeeen verwoesten de poolgebieden: 'Zombiebranden bijna niet te bestrijden'

Arctic transitioning to a new climate stateThe fast-warming Arctic has started to transition from a predominantly frozen state into an entirely different climate, according to a comprehensive new study of Arctic conditions.

Vlammenzeeën verwoesten de poolgebieden: ‘Zombiebranden bijna niet te bestrijden’De sneeuw is nog niet weg of toendra’s in het Noordpoolgebied staan in brand. Dat kan een ‘zombiebrand’ zijn: vuur dat ‘s winters ondergronds gaat en in de zomer weer aan de oppervlakte komt.

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