AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoArctic Cruise Emissions: Arctic expedition operators have approved common fuel reporting and stronger information-sharing, aiming to track emissions and improve understanding of cruise impacts. Winter Sea Ice: New research suggests the Arctic could lose about one million square kilometres more winter sea ice than current estimates predict, with potential effects on weather beyond the region. Greenland’s Ice: A study of Baffin Bay finds an ancient, mile-thick ice shelf once helped stabilize ice sheets in northern Canada and Greenland; its loss allowed more land ice to flow into the ocean. Separately, research indicates Camp Century in Greenland was ice-free during warmer summers. Wildlife Health: Avian influenza antibodies were detected in East Greenland polar bears, adding to concerns about the virus spreading from birds to Arctic mammals. Seabed Mining: Greenland is moving to suspend seabed mining until 2029.
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