Mr. President, Ukraine did not “start” this war. Russia launched an unprovoked and brutal invasion claiming hundreds of thousands of lives. The Road to Peace must be built on the Truth.🇺🇸🇺🇦
“Russia Invades Ukraine in Largest European Attack Since WWII” @FoxNews (February 24, 2022) https://t.co/ra8R9PI9oj
Have you registered for the Arctic Emergency Management Conference? Join us for one of the first international conferences dedicated to a holistic view of Arctic emergency management.
Check out the newly updated program and register here👉 https://t.co/VQRDfL5ckR
🔥What happens when fire meets ice in the Arctic?❄️
#Wildfires can have a major impact on the #cryosphere as it accelerates permafrost thaw & releases massive amounts of greenhouse gases. Learn more in this interview with @CAFF_Arctic expert Dan Thompson: https://t.co/Ik0KLvnIpI
KV Sortland og KV Tor har deltatt på øvelse Nordisk i Danmark. Dette er en oljevernsøvelse i regi av Københavnsavtalen. Målet for øvelsen er samtrening mellom norske, svenske og danske enheter for å håndtere forurensning på havet. OV Ryvingen represtenterte Kystverket i øvelsen.
As traffic in the Arctic increases, so does the risk for accidents.
In 2011, Arctic States signed an agreement on search & rescue in the Arctic to improve cooperation & coordination in the case of incidents. Our @EPPR_Arctic Working Group supports & implements the agreement.
What can the Arctic Council do to address wildland fires?
The co-leads of the Wildland Fires Initiative 🔥, @ArcticSAONorway & @DinjiiZhuh, sat down for a conversation on how the Council can contribute its expertise to tackle this complex and multifaceted issue.
What is yedoma, & why does it matter?
Today's Arctic term to know is a type of permafrost. As Arctic warming & extreme events like #wildfire cause permafrost to thaw, yedoma releases large amounts of greenhouse gases- further warming the planet & exacerbating climate change.
EPPR and @PAME_Arctic are looking together into new fuels and their impacts on the Arctic environment and oil spill response and preparedness. Interested? Link to a detailed article ⬇️
It has been a busy year. For sure challenges, but also progress. I look forward to the last year of our Chairship. I want to thank all who are supporting us, working with us and who care about the future of the Arctic and the People who live there.
Small Arctic communities are at increasing risk of oil spills, highlighting the need for an effective community preparedness plan. So, where should communities start?
@EPPR_Arctic produced a video to help communities prepare. Learn more & 📹full version: https://t.co/xhlQhjfQsD
In the event of an #oilspill in the Arctic, how can small communities respond?
@EPPR_Arctic launched a new video to help #Arctic communities develop an effective community response plan for oil spill pollution. Watch the full video here👉 https://t.co/KWdlhr9YpE
When it comes to oil spill pollution, do you know the most important elements of a response plan?
Our new video highlights what small Arctic communities should consider. Watch the full version on developing an effective response plan here: https://t.co/vmjEWSn4aP
Small Arctic communities are at increasing risk of oil spills, highlighting the need for an effective community preparedness plan. So, where should communities start?
We released a new video to help communities prepare. Learn more & watch here: https://t.co/zAXRXVCsOF
#DYK the Council's activities are primarily conducted in 6 Working Groups? They cover a broad field of subjects, from pollution to emergency response🦺, from mental health to sustainable development🍃
Learn about the Working Groups & how they contribute👉 https://t.co/87fwtB6khY
The Arctic States in consultation with the Indigenous Permanent Participants reached consensus to gradually resume virtual Working Group meetings, enabling project-level work to further advance.
Learn more about this critical step for the Arctic Council: https://t.co/rMuEa8tzOD
How did the 2023 #wildlandfire season affect communities in Northwest Territories 🇨🇦?
Herb Nakimayak of @ICC_Canada gave a short debrief for @arcticfrontiers and posed the question - how do we help communities prepare and execute emergency plans?
#DYK the Council's activities are primarily conducted in 6 Working Groups? They cover a broad field of subjects, from pollution to emergency response🦺, from mental health to sustainable development🍃. Learn about the Working Groups & how they contribute👉 https://t.co/87fwtB6khY
Norway chairs the Arctic Council from 2023-2025 and has 4 priorities:
🌊 The oceans
🍃 Climate and environment
🚢 Sustainable economic development
🏘️ People in the North
Get to know the Norwegian Chairship: https://t.co/7tVNaVf0YK