By Taran Rai, CRRI Intern Permafrost occupies over 65% of Russia’s territory and requires sub-zero temperatures to maintain its solid state. However, accelerating climate change is thawing the frozen soil of the arctic circle at…
Rising temperatures put the global north at higher risk of forest fires, including the much more dangerous peat fires Contrary to popular belief, the Siberian and Canadian Arctic is not perpetually covered in snow. Record-breaking…
A legally-binding agreement has been reached by nine interested countries and the European Union On October 3, 2018, representatives of Canada, Russia, along with seven other states and the European Union gathered in Ilulissat, Greenland,…