Eric Paglia

just heard of the passing of Paul Ehrlich, outspoken public intellectual best known for his 1968 doomsday prophecy The Population Bomb. An important but controversial figure in environmental history. I interviewed him around the release of his memoirs. RIP podcasts.apple.com/se/podcast/sph…

Mine 7 stops production today, bringing an end to over a century of Norwegian coal mining in Svalbard.

excellent analysis of current situation by ⁦@JeppeKofod⁩ who managed the first Greenland crisis in 2019 when he was Denmark’s foreign minister podcasts.apple.com/se/podcast/pol…

Where do Greenlandic political parties stand on independence and other issues? Primer on the politics of Greenland leading up to tomorrow’s elections on newly-launched Polar Geopolitics Substack open.substack.com/pub/polargeopo…

Expanding upon our audio material, with 70 episodes so far, Polar Geopolitics has started a Substack with edited transcripts & original articles. We’ve posted a primer on Greenland’s political landscape, and interview with @klausdodds on Greenland & Trump polargeopolitics.substack.com

Talked to @ericpaglia for this podcast re: Greenland's impending elections, security situation and relations with the United States, Denmark, China and the EU podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/glo…

Interesting to listen to the debate between @PhDJSpence @rolfrodven and @ericpaglia on the Arctic Council, Arctic governance and science diplomacy.

New episode: Jon Rahbek-Clemmensen from Royal Danish Defence College explains Denmark’s desire to keep #Greenland in the Kingdom, and why he thinks that is the most likely scenario despite Donald Trump’s intent to acquire it podcasts.apple.com/se/podcast/pol…

Amid the enormous amount of coverage and commentary on #Greenland this big picture analysis by ⁦@klausdodds⁩ is one of the best you’ll find podcasts.apple.com/se/podcast/pol…

wide-ranging analysis ⁦@MatBoulegue⁩ on multiple geopolitical developments shaping security environment in Arctic & Eurasia incl critical undersea infrastructure, Ukraine war, North Korean, Syria, Trump ⁦@ChathamHouse⁩ ⁦@TheWilsonCenter⁩ podcasts.apple.com/se/podcast/pol…

just published by @cambUP_History book I co-authored on Stockholm’s central role in evolution of global environmental politics & science over past 70+ years. Print & Open Access download available at cambridge.org/core/books/sto…

Why did Antarctic marine conservation take a big step back at CCAMLR 43, and could it foreshadow greater geopolitical problems within the Antarctic Treaty System? @AnthonyPress @IMASUTAS @AntarcticaSouth open.spotify.com/episode/2NogHo…

⁦@adam_lajeunesse⁩ discusses new ⁦@TheWilsonCenter⁩ report he co-authored with ⁦@WhitneyLackenb1⁩ on China’s information and influence operations in the #Arctic and explains why Chinese influence in the region is waning podcasts.apple.com/se/podcast/pol…

Really enjoyed speaking with @IngridAgnete about her forthcoming book on Arctic state identity. Listen to the discussion on the latest episode of the podcast open.spotify.com/episode/3eU8qv…

Another great listen from the @polargeopol #podcast 🎧- interview with @AndreasOsthagen "Spotlight on #Svalbard: Realities and myths in a microcosm of #Arctic geopolitics" (including a shoutout my recent co-author @TirilVoldHansen's work on sovereignty)! polargeopolitics.com/e/spotlight-on…

@Super70sSports m.youtube.com/watch?v=nmO0OZ…

What’s your all-time favorite instrumental song? To eliminate all the deaf guys in powdered wigs and shit, let’s say post-1950.

from geoeconomics & green shipping to ecosystem-based management & planning for the 5th International Polar Year, @TurtonJ1990 announces the 7 scientific themes for @arcticfrontiers 2025 that reflect some of the major imperatives of the contemporary Arctic open.spotify.com/episode/2qCjbF…

Is Russia’s geological reseach in the Weddell Sea legitimate scientific activity, or a pretense for oil and gas prospecting in Antarctic waters? And what does this mean in the context of the Antarctic Treaty? Analysis by @klausdodds on new podcast episode: podcasts.apple.com/se/podcast/pol…

amazon.com/gp/aw/d/180539… Now available in paperback, edited volume on temporality aspects of climate change, with chapters by SPHERE researchers Sverker Sörlin, @isbergerik and @ericpaglia

Can Antarctica serve as a model for governing outer space? No, really. @ianbremmer joins @polargeopol to discuss how the Antarctic Treaty could provide a precedent for the governance of outer space. Listen here: youtube.com/watch?v=eyj8Gk…