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Sámi lands and hydroelectric power in Sweden – what’s the potential to redress harm and injustice?
A new legal study shows how new environmental requirements could offer the chance to address injustices that still surround hydro-projects on traditional Sámi lands. To…
Meet REXSAC PhD students: Calle Österlin
Discover the third episode of our series of Q&A with REXSAC PhD Students. This time meet Calle Österlin, PhD student at the Department of Physical Geography,…
Meet REXSAC PhD students: Teresa Komu
Discover the second episode of our series of Q&A with REXSAC PhD Students. This time meet Teresa Komu, PhD student at the University of Oulu. Her…
Latest Publications
REXSAC researcher Sörlin featured in coronavirus article in Arctic Today
If one lives in the Arctic, where warming of the atmosphere and the seas happens much faster than in the rest of the world, perhaps…
Gruvor och hållbar utveckling i norra Sverige
Can mining and sustainable development be reconciled? This report (in Swedish) summarizes the discussions at a workshop help in Kiruna, Sweden 6 November 2019. The…
Leakage from old copper mine
REXSAC PhD student Sandra Fischer and colleagues investigated the water quality near the abandoned copper mine Nautanen in northern Sweden. The results have now been…