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The station is owned and operated by Stockholm University and is located 1135 meters above sea level in the Tarfala Valley, on the east side of Kebnekaise
NEO is a collaboration since 2010 between Stockholm University, the Biomedical Research Foundation of the Academy of Athens and the Tourism Enterprises of Messinia S.A.
Our research at the department is integrated with the Bolin Centre for Climate Research.
A new study surprisingly shows that nitrogen pollution is the main driver of forest plant expansion in Europe. Climate change does not affect plant movement to the same extent.
Sydtoppen (the South Peak) – Sweden's former highest point – is now 3.3 meters lower than last year and also 6.9 meters lower than Kebnekaise's north peak.
Results indicate higher risks to water supply than previously expected if accounting for the environmental conditions and governability where rain is produced.
Learn more in a summary of three scientific articles.
New research results show that ecosystems release less carbon dioxide when soils are dry.
