Finland’s ambassador said that for the first time in the country’s history, the majority of its citizens support membership in NATO.
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Researchers are asking for volunteer ‘walrus detectives’ to spot walruses from space
The WWF and British Antarctic Survey are hoping to track the number of Atlantic and Laptev walruses over five years to find out how much climate change may be affecting them.
Murkowski: Infrastructure deal would benefit Alaska
The agreement includes $312 billion for transportation projects, $65 billion for broadband and $55 billion for ports and waterways.
Alaska recruits former California official as top forester
Eng replaces outgoing state forester Chris Maisch, who served for 21 years before retiring in February.
Below-average sea ice levels are expanding Arctic shipping options
As of Aug. 31, Arctic sea ice coverage dropped to the third-lowest extent on satellite record for that day, according to the National Snow and Ice Data Center.
Alaska corrections leaders look to Norway for inspiration
In the last two decades, Norway has made a series of changes to lower their recidivism rate — the rate people convicted of crimes re-offend. These changes include making life in prison look a lot more like normal life.
Lawmakers look to the north as Juneau prepares for Arctic Council meeting
State lawmakers heard from several Arctic stakeholders during a “lunch and learn” on Tuesday, many of whom were in town for a meeting of the international delegation of the Arctic Council.
Petersburg mayor to attend arctic conference in Norway
Petersburg Mayor Mark Jensen will attend an international conference on the arctic in Norway. The conference will address questions regarding climate change and its impacts on oceans and fisheries.
Same but different: How Alaska and Norway are handling low oil prices
In addition to an $850 billion sovereign wealth fund, Norway has an income tax, a 25 percent sales tax and possibly the highest gasoline prices in the world, according to Norwegian Ambassador Kare Aas.
Arctic Energy Summit focuses on both fossil fuels and renewables
The meeting, which last happened in 2013 in Iceland, has drawn representatives from countries including Canada, Russia, Iceland, Finland, and Norway.