AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoArctic Climate Watch: A new study says the early-2020s “pause” in shrinking Arctic winter sea ice was never a real recovery—two record-breaking winters in 2025 and 2026 have restored the long-term downward trend, underscoring how fast Greenland-adjacent conditions are still shifting. North Atlantic Ocean Signals: Researchers report the Atlantic Meridional Overturning Circulation (AMOC) is slowing, which could reshape weather patterns and strengthen storm drivers tied to Greenland and the North Atlantic. Greenland Environment & Data: NASA released a new, more detailed geoid model to better track how much ice Greenland and Antarctica are losing—gravity mapping that helps quantify climate impacts. Greenland Science & Industry: Amaroq published an updated mineral resource estimate for its Nalunaq gold project in South Greenland, alongside a revised competent persons report. Sky & Climate Context: With a total solar eclipse crossing Greenland on Aug. 12 and the Perseids peaking around then, eclipse planning is also a reminder of how Greenland’s high-latitude atmosphere and weather can shape what people actually see.
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