
Editorial: Climate as pressing as Covid pandemic
Editorial: The opportunity hidden within the pandemic disaster should not be lost.
Editorial: The opportunity hidden within the pandemic disaster should not be lost.
New York Times: Decision sets up fierce battle over fate of area home to polar bears.
New York Times: Intense Arctic wildfires released polluting gases into the atmosphere.
Unseasonably high temperatures have been leading to sizable wildfires in the Arctic.
Carbon stored in frozen Arctic soils could be released as permafrost melts.
There have been increasing reports of polar bears approaching villages in Russia.
New York Times: A yearlong expedition to study the Arctic's changing climate.
Sue Halliwell on the where, when and how to see polar bears sustainably
On average, the researchers found 1800 particles per litre.
Scientists seem untroubled by signs that the north and south magnetic poles will switch.
Increased Russian submarine activity in the Arctic is prompting the UK to act.
Unlike its southern equivalent, the North Pole is a destination without a marker.
Parts of the planet may have 60m sea level rises even if targets are met, scientists warn.
Writing her own death notice tickled Noni Kenny's "naughty" sense of fun.
Aliens, seals or a portal to another dimension... what are these circles in Arctic ice?
Warnings of loss of 'life and property' as storm dubbed "Beast from the East" hits.
Arctic temperatures are warmer than ever recorded in February.
Arctic in danger of becoming international flashpoint as global powers fight for control.
A new study blames as much as half the decline in Arctic sea ice over recent decades on natural causes.
A Kiwi climate scientist says he's been alarmed at how much sea ice the planet's poles lost in 2016, in what was one of the hottest years on record.
COMMENT: Right now it's an unprecedented 22 degrees hotter than normal in the Arctic, and in just two years the North Pole could be completely gone.
Scientists have struck upon a simple equation that shows the true effect of greenhouse gases.
You know Dasher and Dancer, Prancer and Vixen, Comet and Cupid . . . ? Their cousins may all be dead soon.
It seems a story straight from a Cold War thriller - only the case of Camp Century is 100 per cent fact.
Watch: Mick Fanning ditched the professional circuit to dodge icebergs as he surfed isolated waves in a half-frozen lake at a secret location.
At the age of 63 Kiwi sailor Graeme Kendall, in his yacht the Astral Express, conquered the "Everest of sailing".
Judy Skatssoon keeps cool on a search for the stunning Northern Lights.
The average air temperature over Arctic land reached 2.3 degrees F (1.3 degrees C) above average for the year ending in September. That's the highest since observations began in 1900.
Danger is never far away on an Arctic expedition, writes Sarah Marshall.