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Andrea Hill

Andrea Hill
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Andrea Hill is a recent graduate of Carleton University’s School of Journalism in Ottawa, Canada where she completed a combined degree in journalism and biology. She is a co-recipient of the Norwegian High North Journalism Award sponsored by the Norwegian Embassy in Canada and will be interning with the BarentsObserver throughout the spring of 2013.

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Content by Andrea Hill

Landmark carbon dioxide levels bad news for Arctic

Levels of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere are poised to consistently climb above 400 parts per million for the first time in human history - a reality that has damning implications for the Arctic.

May 13, 2013

Indigenous people discuss their role in a changing Arctic

In a rapidly changing Arctic, the region’s indigenous people are standing at the forefront of climate change and resource development – a situation that’s putting them increasingly in the international spotlight and raising questions about their role in Arctic policy making.

May 13, 2013

More pollution monitoring needed, say Barents scientists

If you had asked Per Arild Aarrestad a decade ago about the state of pollution in the Barents region, he would have told you things were promising. These days, he’s not so sure.

May 07, 2013