The Mohn Prize seminar – Pathways to a warmer Arctic

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Programme:

09.30–10.00: Breakfast/early lunch will be served
10.00–10.30: John Walsh (IARC, University of Fairbanks, Alaska): The future of the Arctic under alternative climate pathways
10.30–10.45: Q & A
10.45–10.55: Pause, coffee will be served
10.55–11.40: Impact and nature:
Rune Graversen (UiT): Recent Arctic warming and its widespread climate impacts
Kim Holmén (Norwegian Polar Institute): Human induced climate change and biogeochemical cycle
Bodil Bluhm (UiT): From sea ice to sea stars, from Alaska to Svalbard, connections and change
11.40–11.50: Q & A
11.50–12.05: Pause, coffee and snacks will be served
12.05–12.50: Impact and society:
Grete K. Hovelsrud (Nordland Research Institute and Norwegian Scientific Academy for Polar Research): Studying Climate Change Impacts on Arctic Peoples
Vito De Lucia (Norwegian Centre for the Law of the Sea (NCLOS), UiT): Governing a melting Arctic
Igor Krupnik (Smithsonian National Museum of Natural History, Dept. of Anthropology, Smithsonian Institution, member of Scientific Committee Mohn Prize): Are we losing human historical baselines with the melting ice?
12.50–13.00: Q & A

Moderator is Kari Anne Bråthen, professor and vice dean for research, Department of Arctic and Marine Biology, UiT.

Publisert: 21.03.22

Aarskog, Karine Nigar karine.n.aarskog@uit.no Seniorrådgiver kommunikasjon og faggruppeleder, formidling