Kaktovik, Alaska, resident thanks president for blocking environmental groups while Energy Secretary Chris Wright highlights ...

In 1931, the SS Baychimo, a cargo ship owned by the Hudson Bay Company, became trapped in the ice off Point Barrow, Alaska. Despite efforts to free her, she vanished into the frozen Arctic sea, but ...

With willows now tall enough to poke through snow, snowshoe hares can find winter food and hiding spots all the way to the Arctic Ocean ... in Utqiaġvik (Barrow), Alaska, takes a breather ...

Situated between East Asia and North America, Ted Stevens International Airport is an invaluable gem in the world of air cargo.

near the community of Arctic Bay in northern Canada. Photograph by Acacia Johnson Josiah Olemaun, a young Inupiat whaler in Utqiaġvik (Barrow), Alaska, takes a breather while stacking whale meat ...

The Arctic is a region at the top of Earth consisting of an ocean—the Arctic Ocean—more or less surrounded by land. The Antarctic is at the bottom of Earth and is a continent surrounded by ocean.

The lagoon is the heart of the Izembek National Wildlife Refuge, a wide expanse of tundra and small lakes that stretches 310,000 acres across the Alaska peninsula, between the Pacific Ocean and ...

Its Arctic geography makes it indispensable to our national defense. And its communities, industries and Alaska Native leadership are ready to meet this historic moment. That’s why more than 100 ...

In the Arctic, the above-average projected warming will accelerate ice melt in the Arctic and northwest Pacific Ocean. The report ... northern Europe, Alaska and northern Siberia, for the months ...

Oceanography, Vol. 35, No. 3/4, SPECIAL ISSUE ON THE NEW ARCTIC OCEAN (DECEMBER 2022), pp. 167-177 (11 pages) Marine access in the Arctic Ocean is increasing due to the relentless retreat of sea ice ...

Olivier Morin/AFP via Getty Images) The Arctic’s greening from a warming climate isn’t just happening on land—it’s unfolding beneath the ocean surface too. There, seaweed forests are ...

That's perhaps to be expected, given Russia's territorial stake in the region: Russia spans 53% (or over 22,990 miles) of the Arctic Ocean coastline, and out of its population of around 146 ...