AGP Executive Report
Last update: 12 minutes agoArctic Emissions: Nordic environmental groups are urging governments to back measures to cut black carbon from Arctic shipping, which contributes to melting sea ice and the Greenland ice sheet. Sea Ice: New research suggests the Arctic could lose about one million square kilometres more winter sea ice than earlier projections indicated. Greenland’s Resources: Greenland is moving to suspend seabed mining until 2029, while a company says it is seeking permits to drill an exploratory oil well in East Greenland in 2027. Ice and Wildlife: Research indicates Greenland’s Camp Century was ice-free during warmer summers in the past. Separately, avian influenza antibodies were found in 23% of sampled East Greenland polar bears in 2025, showing the virus has reached Arctic wildlife.
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