For years, Russia has been using the Norwegian town of Kirkenes, which borders its nuclear stronghold, as a laboratory, ...

The UK is seeing below-average temperatures and there is a chance of patchy frost as Arctic air sweeps in, the Met Office said. Blustery showers, with a small risk of thunder and hail, are forecast ...

(Army) The Army’s activation of a new aviation command in Alaska marks the return of local air control over two battalions in the Arctic region ... operations on site, the colonel said battalion ...

However, as an area of low pressure sweeps through on Tuesday, Arctic maritime air will quickly follow on behind. Whilst a cool spell at this time of year is nothing unusual, it will certainly ...

The Met Office said Friday is likely to be the coldest morning of the week, with a frost possible in some places.

Army helicopter crews assigned to fly and operate in arctic conditions will now answer ... but it could not warm the air quick enough,” Sandoval said, adding that Sikorky developed and soldiers ...

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Parts of the Arctic are enduring exceptionally high temperatures ... As these high-latitude locations have heated up, some of the cool air normally found there has been displaced into the ...

The addition of heavy metals into the water system could impact the food chain. Melting permafrost in the Arctic is releasing toxic mercury into the water system, potentially impacting the food ...

Scientists succeeded in precisely measuring the movement of air masses from and to the Arctic. This will contribute to a better understanding of the processes accelerating climate change in the ...

One to gain a better understanding of the region's air composition, the other to quantify the greenhouse gases sequestered in Greenland fjords sourced by glacial water. In the Arctic—a region ...

Permafrost covers roughly 25 percent of exposed land surface in the Northern hemisphere, and it plays a vital role in locking away carbon and toxic metals like mercury. A new study says that a looming ...