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Arctic Tourism: Greenland’s new Ilulissat airport opens the iceberg fjord to more visitors, expanding tourism as the region faces a warming climate. Whaling: Iceland’s first whaling season since 2023 ended with 93 fin whales killed. Politicians and activists are urging the country to make it the last. Ocean Currents: Iceland is war-gaming a possible collapse of a key Atlantic current, a risk scientists warn could have severe consequences for the North Atlantic. Fisheries: Conservationists are pressing North Atlantic states, including Iceland, to manage herring, blue whiting and mackerel as part of a connected ecosystem; the stocks face overfishing amid disputes over catch limits.

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