What happens in the Arctic doesn’t stay in the Arctic
January 18, 2017
Our first Arctic Basecamp at Davos took place on 18th January 2017 and was a formal Arctic science summit, bringing business and civil society leaders, politicians, scientists and policy makers together.
How to Build a Basecamp
Arctic Basecamp at Davos 2017
Professor Gail Whiteman of Arctic Basecamp, message for #GCAS2018
Interview with Professor Gail WhitemanLancaster University, Pentland Centre for Sustainability in Business
Why are we setting up an Arctic Basecamp at Davos?
Live stream from Davos
Gail Whiteman from Lancaster University, & co-host of #Arctic Basecamp, explains why we are all here at #Davos today. Tune in at 10am CET for the live stream! #ArcticMatters
Our blog series for the World Economic Forum on Arctic Science and the Arctic Basecamp:
- We set up an Arctic basecamp at Davos. Here are five reasons why
- Forget the FTSE 500 : the Arctic is the real barometer of global risk
- Something strange is happening with the Arctic sea ice.Here’s what’s going on, and why it matters
- Greenland’s ice sheets are disappearing faster than predicted – here’s why you should care
- The Arctic just had the warmest winter on record. The repercussions will be global
- 5 reasons to care about Arctic ice melt
- 3 industries that will be hit by Arctic change
- 6 charts to help you become an Arctic expert
- 3 ways you can save the Arctic ice
We know today, with overwhelming evidence, that the stability of the whole planet is regulated by the Arctic and Antarctic
Professor Gail Whiteman
Why Arctic Basecamp 2017?
Former Vice President of the United States Al Gore
Finding our moral compass
Former UNFCCC Executive Secretary Christiana Figueres
Finding new ways of thinking about the Climate Crisis
Former Vice President of the United States Al Gore
The connection between Arctic change and Syrian climate refugees
Professor Gail Whiteman
Executive Director of Arctic Basecamp
Dr. Jeremy Wilkinson
Ex-Chief Science Officer of Arctic Basecamp
Christiana Figueres
Former UNFCCC Executive Secretary
Peter Bakker
President and CEO of the WBCSD
