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Svalbard Wire

Est. 2026

Everything said about Svalbard, in one place

Monday 9 November 2026No. 15TagEvery tagFind

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Climate

30 pages with this tag.

Part of the topic Climate change

News

30 entries
  1. Summary29 October 2026"Treasures" in the Arctic help protect food for future generations.Vietnam News Portal
  2. Summary28 October 2026Glaciers thin around Norway’s Longyearbyen as the Arctic warmsGoogle News
  3. Summary26 October 2026The aftermath of Earth's worst mass extinction: 250-million-year-old rocks from Svalbard hold traces of wildfiresFutura, le média qui explore le monde
  4. Report22 October 2026Article asks whether Longyearbyen can survive climate changeGDELT
  5. Summary21 October 2026Svalbard Climate Crisis: Inside Norway’s Arctic Village Warming Up to Seven Times Faster Than Global Average, Can Residents Save It Before Melting Glaciers and Thawing Permafrost Destroy Their Homes?The Sunday Guardian
  6. Summary21 October 2026Svalbard’s Longyearbyen faces infrastructure crisis as permafrost thaws and glaciers retreatGoogle News
  7. Report21 October 2026This Norwegian village is one of the fastest-warming places on Earth. How can its people save it?The Guardian
  8. Summary20 October 2026Warming-Induced Heavy Metal Leaks Leave Norwegian City Without Drinkable Tap WaterSBS News
  9. Report17 October 2026How melting Arctic glaciers is creating a climate ‘doom loop’The Guam Daily Post
  10. Report16 October 2026Land near Ny-Ålesund rose nearly two centimetres in 2024NRK
  11. In full7 October 2026“The ongoing climate change and its global and regional drivers” with Siiri WickströmUNIS
  12. In full6 October 2026Strategy for Ny-Ålesund Research StationGovernment of Norway
  13. Summary29 September 2026Glaciers in Svalbard Are Melting at a Record PaceHigh North News
  14. Summary14 August 2026Rising Frequency and Duration of Marine Heatwaves Around SvalbardHigh North News
  15. Summary20 April 2026Permafrost Is Thawing in Svalbard, Posing a Risk to Cultural Heritage and New BuildingsHigh North News
  16. Summary6 February 2026No sea ice, no problem for Svalbard polar bears - for nowThe Barents Observer
  17. Summary20 November 2025“Mercury can leak out and become a threat to marine life”The Barents Observer
  18. Summary5 November 2025Svalbard Fjord Absorbs More Greenhouse Gases Than It EmitsHigh North News
  19. Summary18 October 2025Record levels of greenhouse gases in the atmosphere. Actions needed now, Greenpeace saysThe Barents Observer
  20. Summary25 September 2025Record-breaking glacier melt on SvalbardThe Barents Observer
  21. Summary11 August 2025Arctic lakes may contribute to global warming more than previously thoughtThe Barents Observer
  22. Summary25 April 2025A Svalbard glacier once survived a warmer climateThe Barents Observer
  23. Summary1 April 2025Polar bears on Svalbard tend to leave dens earlierThe Barents Observer
  24. Summary21 March 2025Glaciers in Europe have retreated by kilometresThe Barents Observer
  25. Summary20 March 2025'Warming Arctic causes heat waves, floods in Europe'The Barents Observer
  26. Summary11 March 202517th century graves on Svalbard are threatened by rising temperaturesThe Barents Observer
  27. Summary3 March 2025Surprising discovery about Svalbard's largest glacierThe Barents Observer
  28. Summary19 February 2025“We are playing with fire. It highlights the urgency for action”The Barents Observer
  29. In full9 February 2025Kings Bay re-founds the Harland Cox building on steel pilesKings Bay
  30. Summary16 January 2025Urgent need for better monitoring of sinking ground across the Arctic says studyThe Barents Observer
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Research subjects, 21The Barents Observer publisher, 13Longyearbyen places, 9Norsk Polarinstitutt bodies, 8UNIS bodies, 6Ny-Ålesund places, 5High North News publisher, 4Water subjects, 4Kings Bay bodies, 2Polar bear subjects, 2