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Scorching heat, melting ice, forests ablaze: Why the Arctic needs Azerbaijan.

On 2. Sep 20243. Sep 2024 By iqiceblogIn Allgemein, Arctic, Cryosphere, Global climate1 Comment

With record-breaking heat, unprecedented ice melt and widespread wildfires destroying the Arctic as we know it, eyes turn to the next UN climate conference in distant Azerbaijan. Can the world agree on urgent emissions cuts and climate justice in an authoritarian-ruled petrostate?

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Wildfires and ice: heatwaves put spotlight on the Arctic

On 29. Jul 202229. Jul 2022 By iqiceblogIn Allgemein, Arctic, Cryosphere, Global climate4 Comments

Rarely have I heard the Arctic being mentioned so often in the media as in this hottest of summers. I wish the reason was a good one. Alas. The warming Arctic plays a key role in the development of the heat-waves currently disrupting life and livelihoods around the globe.

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Summer 2020: When the unprecedented becomes the precedent

On 7. Jun 20207. Jun 2020 By iqiceblogIn Allgemein, Arctic, Cryosphere, Global climate, Greenland6 Comments

Heatwaves across the Arctic, smouldering wildfires, early melt onset in Greenland while corona holds up climate negotiations- summer 2020 takes us into unknown territory.

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My fascination with the Arctic started back in 2007, when I was invited to join an international radio project to cover the International Polar Year. It was the beginning of a love affair and also of a deep concern for the icy regions of our planet and how we are changing them. The Ice Blog was published by Deutsche Welle. The posts also appear on Eye on the Arctic. Archived posts and pictures can be accessed at Ice Blog. Here, at iceblog.org, is the Ice Blog’s new home.

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