The World’s Oldest Sip: Is Iceberg Water the Ultimate Luxury?
From 10,000-year-old icebergs to $166/liter bottles: iceberg water is ultra-pure and ultra-expensive. Yet its extraction clashes with climate goals and Arctic fragility.
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The Memory of the Ice
The Ice Memory Foundation preserves the climate record for future generations by storing ice samples that are likely to disappear in Antarctica.
Under the Glaciers: Is Permafrost the Real Wild Card in the Climate Crisis?
Permafrost plays a crucial role in the climate crisis. Its thawing threatens the stability of alpine slopes and releases greenhouse gases in the Arctic, with consequences that remain difficult to predict.
The Route to the North
Greenland’s vast resources and strategic location in the Arctic are crucial for the green transition and new trade routes. In the era of global warming, they have never mattered so much.
