The ICEBERG project studies ocean and coastal pollution and creates governance and resilience strategies with European Arctic communities
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Insights People of ICEBERG: Cassandre Jeannot and Melanie Mobley
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Field research Sovereignty, Pollution, and a Town on Shifting Ground: ICEBERG in Longyearbyen, Svalbard
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Insights People of ICEBERG: Chloé Martin from the University of Oulu
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We conduct fieldwork and community engagement in three locations in the European Arctic all which are experiencing adverse effects of climate change and pollution.

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Project Scientific Coordinator

Prof. Thora Herrmann
University of Oulu
thora.herrmann@oulu.fi

Co-coordinator, Project Manager

Dr Élise Lépy
University of Oulu
elise.lepy@oulu.fi

Communications

Marika Ahonen
Kaskas
marika.ahonen@kaskas.fi

Innovative Community Engagement for Building Effective Resilience and Arctic Ocean Pollution-control Governance in the Context of Climate Change

ICEBERG has received funding from the European Union's Horizon Europe Research and innovation funding programme under grant agreement No 101135130

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