Greenland Travel News

One of the first direct impacts that global warming has on our health may hit us where it hurts: In the kidneys.

An iceberg is a large mass of free-floating ice that has broken away from a glacier.

Now, while there are probably some very interesting constitutional, geopolitical and international legal issues that come into play, I'm more interested in where this ministerial meeting took place - Ilulissat, ...

Last week, we left our intrepid band of GA pilots in Nuuk, the capital of Greenland, where they all had landed safely in VFR conditions, after a few changes of flight plans to accommodate the weather.

Health delegation forced into three-day odyssey Three days, with 20 hours spent in the air.

Natural Resources Minister Gary Lunn responds to a question during Question Period in the House of Commons on Parliament Hill in Ottawa, Tuesday, Jan.

Copenhagen/Oslo - Nations bordering the Arctic were to meet Tuesday in western Greenland to discuss territorial claims and the impact of global warming as the region gains strategic importance.

Newfoundland Viking site remarkable L'Anse aux Meadows likely marks the first European contact with New World -- 500 years before Columbus More than 1,200 years ago, Vikings from Norway set out on a series of ...

John Negroponte, the US deputy secretary of state, will travel to Greenland for an international conference next week about territorial claims in the oil-rich Arctic, the State Department said Wednesday.

NORTHERN TREK: Hiking along the ice cap near Kangerlussuaq For as long as I can remember, my only image of Greenland was an ice-covered mass of land looming 35,000 feet below the window of a trans-Atlantic jet. via The Epoch Times

Here's a little-known fact for you: Greenland is the largest island in the world. via Automotive

Tour Greenland, climate to culture Is walking on Greenland's ice cap before it melts on your life list? How about taking a musk oxen safari? Well, here's an inconvenient truth for you: It's not getting any ... via Boston Globe

“Starting up this route again will require some marketing dollars and some imagination, a proper schedule and the right type of aircraft”

"They should have done more to hire local agents who know the market" After losing millions of dollars last summer, Air Greenland has pulled the plug on its non-stop jet service to North America. via Nunatsiaq News

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“There's one, over there, over there!”

Greenlandic has 49 words for snow and ice. Photos by Sony Stark Greenland: Island of Melting Traditions By Sony Stark Greenlandic is an Inuit language that fewer than 60,000 people speak. via Readuponit

Injured national health insurance card holders will no longer be insured for free travel home Changes in coverage for travel under the national health insurance scheme due to take effect in January could result ... via Copenhagen Post

“Every major civil rights leader I can think of - ' from Martin Luther King Jr. to Marcus Garvey to Adam Clayton Powell - ' has had to face this kind of harassment”

'Global warming may not be the only thing melting Greenland. Scientists have found at least one natural magma hotspot under the Arctic island that could be pitching in. via News Dissector's Weblog

“This street was just redone, and this one will be done next year”

SantaSport, SantaFood, SantaPark, Hotel Santa Claus, Santa Hair Center: in the Finnish Arctic town of Rovaniemi Father Christmas is everywhere, milked to the max by local businesses. via Arab Times