Sweden is warming at nearly twice the global average rate — the Arctic warms fastest, and Sweden's northern half sits right in that zone, with shorter ski seasons, shifting reindeer-herding grounds for the Sámi, and cities like Malmö planning for storm surges that used to be rare. This room explores what that means for the country's ecosystems, cities, and way of life in the decades ahead. Is Sweden actually adapting fast enough, or are the changes outpacing the planning?
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