Many of the plants on northern mountains depend on the snow melting late in spring and summer, according to a

The majority of Finns would like to forgo with the daylight-saving time practice, finds a survey commissioned by the government,

September this year was unusually warm and, in some places, exceptionally so, with the exception of Lapland, according to the

Salty and oxygen-depleted water reaching as far as the Eastern Gulf of Finland could spell difficult cyanobacterial bloom conditions next

A new study has found that higher temperatures in the Arctic tundra are changing the type and size of plants

Greenhouse gas emissions produced by Finnish residents in Finland and abroad amounted to 62.7 million tonnes, which was 6.5 per

Rising temperatures will cause northern peatlands to store more carbon than was previously believed, but the effect will weaken over

Many of the weather and climate risks threatening Finland over the next few years can be managed by being well

The summer from June to August was approximately two degrees warmer than usual this year, according to the Finnish Meteorological

A new study found that a relatively known process called abrupt thawing might speed up Arctic permafrost's expected gradual thawing