Blue Bioeconomy in the Arctic

The blue bioeconomy is important to many Arctic communities, providing food and other valuable bioresources, generating value and employment, and supporting rural regions. This report looks at the Arctic blue bioeconomy by analyzing regional challenges, opportunities, best practices and success stor...

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Main Author: SDWG
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Published: Arctic Council Secretariat 2021
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