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18 activists removed from Cairn rig

Cairn Energy has announced that drilling has begun again at its oil exploration rig in the Arctic, after 18 Greenpeace activists breached a restricted...

Business, DenmarkJune 8, 2011
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Travel firm offers authentic Inuit experience…..almost

An Icelandic holiday company is promoting a unique vacation experience in Greenland, offering visitors the chance to live like Eskimos, with the addit...

Business, CultureApril 24, 2011
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Irish trio name Greenland peaks

A 700-metre peak in eastern Greenland has been named after polar explorer Tom Crean, who served with both Sir Ernest Henry Shackleton and Captain Robe...

Environment, FeaturedApril 20, 2011
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Greenland, Faroes call for Danish investigation into CIA flights

Political parties in Greenland and the Faroe Islands are calling on the Danish government to investigate whether Greenlandic, Danish and Faroese airsp...

Denmark, Faroe IslandsMarch 11, 2011
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Wi-fi and sat-nav for Greenland iceberg study

Scientists are set to use wi-fi technology to study how glaciers in Greenland break up to form icebergs. The satellite navigation sensors will be drop...

Environment, FeaturedMarch 7, 2011
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Kite surfing couple prepare for Greenland chill

A hardy couple are preparing themselves to brave temperatures of -30°C when they kite surf across the Greenland ice cap later this year.

Featured, GeneralMarch 1, 2011
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Groundbreaking climate scientist dies

A Danish scientist who first recognised that a record of the world’s climate was preserved in the Greenland icecap has died at the age of 88.

Denmark, EducationFebruary 9, 2011
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Greenland glaciers ‘melt slower in the warm’?

Some glaciers in Greenland melt slower in warm summers than in cool ones, according to a new study.

Environment, FeaturedFebruary 5, 2011
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