Ocean Science Policy: The US National Science Foundation is removing $370M ocean research buoys, including work that reaches as far as Greenland, shifting ship-days to physically recover equipment instead of letting it keep collecting climate data. Greenland Marine Carbon: New research tracks seaweed rafts off southwest Greenland and shows how offshore currents can carry them hundreds of kilometres before they sink, helping move carbon into the deep ocean. Arctic Climate Impacts: UN-linked forecasts warn the next five years are very likely to repeatedly break global warming records, with an overheating Arctic and more extreme heat, drought, and wildfire risk. Greenland Biology Breakthrough: Scientists report the first near-complete whole-genome sequence of a Greenland shark, pointing to genetic clues behind its extreme longevity and cancer resistance. Digital Identity in the North: iDenfy integrates Denmark’s MitID into its verification platform, supporting digital credential checks for users across Denmark, Greenland, and the Faroe Islands. Rare Earths & Security: REalloys signs a 15-year offtake deal tied to a major heavy rare earth project in southern Greenland, as defense demand and US-China supply concerns intensify. Astronomy for Greenlanders: A rare total solar eclipse on Aug 12, 2026 will cross eastern Greenland and western Iceland, with safety reminders for partial viewing. Shipping Tech: Explora III completes Mediterranean sea trials ahead of a summer launch, with LNG power designed to support lower-emission fuel options.