Arctic Heat Outlook: UN and UK Met Office projections say there’s a 75% chance global temperatures (2026–2030) will exceed 1.5°C above pre-industrial levels, with an overheating Arctic warming about 1.66°C by 2030—raising stakes for Greenland’s ice and ecosystems. Greenland Deep-Sea Life: A week of camera and sound recordings in Inglefield Bredning Fjord captured narwhal activity and rare deep-sea creatures beneath Greenland’s ice, highlighting how fjord seafloors remain understudied. Hidden Arctic Under Threat: Greenpeace staged what it calls the deepest banner protest in the Norwegian Sea (between Greenland and Norway) against deep-sea mining plans, pointing to vulnerable vent ecosystems. Tourism Workforce in Greenland: Filipino workers are increasingly filling Greenland’s tourism labour gaps, with about 1,200 in Ilulissat—showing how climate-era population pressures shape local services. Sea-Level Science: New work links faster sea-level rise to ocean warming and ice-sheet melt, reinforcing why Greenland matters for global coastal risk. Arctic Climate Research Politics: A report warns Washington’s retreat from Arctic climate research could leave a governance vacuum that rivals may fill. Greenland Critical Minerals Push: Greenland Mines Ltd. says its Skaergaard project is moving from study to active execution amid rising demand for metals tied to defense and clean energy.