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Warming climate upends Arctic mining town

Tor Selnes owes his life to a lamp. He miraculously survived a fatal avalanche that shed light on the vulnerability of Svalbard, a region warming faster than anywhere else, to human-caused climate change.

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Warming climate upends Arctic mining town | Borneo Bulletin Online

Warming climate upends Arctic mining town | Borneo Bulletin Online
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A blue hole to the Northern Lights

A little-known meteorological phenomenon makes a tiny village in Arctic Sweden one of the best places on Earth to consistently see the Aurora Borealis.

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Graeme Chesters – documenting climate change in one of the fastest-warming places on the planet

Rising Star bursary winner, Graeme Chesters, is documenting climate change in one of the fastest-warming places on the planet – Longyearbyen.

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Bearing Witness to Svalbard s Fragile Splendor - The New York Times

To visitors, the Norwegian archipelago can seem both ethereal and eternal. But climate change all but guarantees an eventual collapse of its vulnerable ecosystem.

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