20 percent of Greenland’s ice cap lost due to climate change
It has been discovered that 20% of Greenland’s ice cap has been lost due to climate change, which equates to roughly 30m tonnes of ice an hour. Global...
Greenland introduces new Arctic basic training program by Danish Armed Forces
A new educational program has been launched for Arctic basic training developed by the Danish Armed Forces, in order to strengthen Greenland’s &...
New study finds Greenland’s ice caps melting increased by over 10 percent
According to a new study released by the American Geophysical Union’s journal Geophysical Research Letters, the melting of Greenland’s ice caps h...
Research shows Greenland may once have been green and ice-free
A new study published by Science, a research journal, has found that Greenland might have been green and ice-free roughly 416,000 years ago, showing h...
Greenland to permanently stay in daylight saving time
Greenland’s residents have changed their clocks to daylight saving time for the final time as the country is to permanently stay in the time zone. It ...
New mackerel catch maximum agreed upon between Iceland, Norway, Greenland, Faroe Islands
A new agreement about the maximum mackerel catch has been announced between Iceland, Norway, Greenland, the EU, and the UK. This new agreement sees th...
Life in Greenland 2 million years ago revealed through oldest DNA discovery
It has been revealed what life was like at the northern tip of Greenland 2 million years ago after scientists discovered the oldest known DNA. Scienti...
Greenland’s icebergs to be turned into recordings for installation on humanity’s impact on the ocean
A new exhibition comprised of an acoustic installation made from recordings of Greenland’s icebergs will open in 2024 by artist Irish Siobhán McDonald...