High Arctic flowering phenology and plant-pollinator interactions in response to delayed snow melt and simulated warming

With their focus on questions of origin and development, Frozen and ‘The Snow Queen’ place themselves in a historical context where the north has frequently

(2014) provide an example of a risk function for defined responses generated from real- world navy sonar sources, from an opportunistic exposure study of Blainville’s

The cost of using force to secure national interests in the near abroad may increase significantly if economic growth is hampered and/or Russia’s role in international

However, the aim of this report is not to explain why NATO still is regarded as a relevant military alliance by its members, nor is the aim to explain why Europe still needs to

The present report is a continuation of the work presented in previous reports on an analytical framework for the study of terrorism and asymmetric threats, on the potential

The unilateralist turns in US foreign and security policy, the different interpretations of the fight against international terrorism, and a more self-confident and assertive

Extreme, short-lived, winter warming events in the Arctic rapidly melt snow and expose ecosystems to unseasonably warm air (2–10°C) for between 2–14 days but upon return to

The overall aim of this study was to extend the knowledge of the impact of snow on rich mountain vegetation types and the importance of snow for mountain plant