Greenland

Discovery Of Earth's Oldest Fossil A Game-Changer In Question Of Extraterrestrial Life

The discovery of the 3.7 billion-year-old fossil pushes back earliest life on Earth by 220 million years, raising chances that Mars once had life, when both planets were similar.
By Alister Doyle, Reuters

Algae Blooms Are Contributing To Greenland's Staggering Ice Loss

By Hannah Hoag, Arctic Deeply

Climate Change Could Unearth Cold War-Era Radioactive Waste In Greenland

Fuel and radioactive coolant was left at Camp Century, built in 1959 as part of U.S. research into the potential for nuclear missile launch sites in the Arctic
By Reuters

Greenland and the Future of the Arctic

Greenlanders have experienced some of the good and much of the bad of such “imperial” investment.
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Let Them Eat Kelp: Spinning Gold From Seaweed In Greenland

By Jennifer Kingsley, Arctic Deeply

Greenland's Ice Sheet Is Filthy, And That's A Problem

Yet another sign that climate change is a major threat to our planet.
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This May Be Helping To Melt Greenland's Ice Sheet

Clouds are trapping in heat and accounting for as much as 30 percent of the ice sheet melt, scientists say.
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Greenland's Melting Ice Problem May Be Far Worse Than We Realized

A new study shows climate change can undercut nature's way of protecting the ice.
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Rapidly Melting Glacier Will Raise Sea Levels 'For Decades To Come'

Greenland's Zachariae Isstrom glacier is losing mass at a rate of 5 billion tons per year.
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Inside A Photographer's Mission To Capture The Human Face Of Climate Change

"I know a hunter that's killed all of his dogs because he doesn't see a point in living a traditional way of life anymore."
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