Climate change, Greenland and shifting geopolitics: Here are the top Arctic stories of 2019
Here are the most important — and most read — Arctic stories we published in 2019.
If change is the only constant — especially in the Arctic — then for 2019 the reverse was also mostly true: Most of the biggest news stories in the Arctic in 2019 were changes to familiar constants, such as climate change and geopolitics. With one exception, 2019 was a year that sharpened and shifted the contours of the longstanding narratives that define the Arctic.
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