The Arctic is rapidly heating up, and the transition to clean energy is a matter of survival. We tell you which Arctic regions are already taking steps towards a sustainable future. The Arctic is warming up rapidly. Preventing climate catastrophe requires urgent reductions in greenhouse gas emissions. The transition to cleaner energy is not only a necessity, but also an opportunity for new economic development and solutions to local environmental problems.

The Arctic is rapidly warming, and the transition to clean energy is a matter of survival. We tell you which Arctic regions of Russia are already taking steps towards a sustainable future. The Arctic is warming at a rapid pace. Forestalling a climate catastrophe requires an urgent reduction in greenhouse gas emissions. In particular, a transition to clean energy is not only a necessity but also an opportunity for new economic development and a solution to local environmental issues.

From the destruction of the tundra to Patrushev in the Maritime Collegium: five key texts of Arctida for 2025. In 2025, Arktida continues to make the Arctic more transparent and understandable through research, investigation and data analysis. We wrote about the consequences of the climate crisis and industrial pressure in the Arctic, how the securitization of the region is intensifying, and how the situation of indigenous peoples is changing.