New research offers answer to why Vikings left Greenland
During the better part of four centuries, the southern coast of Greenland was the westernmost edge of Viking settlement. But then, everything changed. Vast numbers…
During the better part of four centuries, the southern coast of Greenland was the westernmost edge of Viking settlement. But then, everything changed. Vast numbers…
3.5 trillion tonnes of Greenland ice have melted in the last decade. That has increased global sea levels by one centimeter and increased the risk…
This article was written by Andrew Christ, Postdoctoral Fellow and Lecturer in Geology at the University of Vermont and Paul Bierman, Fellow of the Gund…
Greenland’s left-wing government is stopping all oil exploration activities in what it describes as “a natural step in the fight against climate change.” Oil has…
According to researchers, Greenland was actually green once upon a time – about 400,000 years ago. Greenland is the world’s largest island and is almost…
The Danish government officially apologized to 22 Greenlandic children sent to Denmark as part of a social experiment in 1951. The children were sent to…
The Norwegian fishing and catch quotas in the areas around Greenland will be the same next year as this year. The same applies to the…
Tromsø above 20 oC for the 1st time in 2019 Several parts of Norway experience a taste of the upcoming weather. It will be sunny,…
Norway and Greenland agree on fishing quotas Norwegian Minister of Fisheries, Harald T. Nesvik (Progress Party), is pleased with the quota agreement Norway and Greenland…
Norway and Greenland have agreed on a quota agreement for 2017. The quotas for most fish species will be continued at the same level as…