After nearly four decades of connecting Arctic scientists to funding opportunities, research and education projects and each other, the Arctic Research Consortium of the United States held its last community meeting on Friday before a planned Sept. 30 shutdown. The consortium, founded in 1988, is closing down after losing the National Science Foundation funding that […]
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