Arctic seaways in the age of climate change

With the advent of climate change and the melting of sea ice, Arctic passages could soon become major seaways for international trade. Arctic states like Russia and Canada and newcomers like China have expressed either their concern over or their sustained interest in this evolution. This article ex...

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Main Author: Lasserre, Frédéric
Format: Other/Unknown Material
Language:English
Published: Georgetown University 2022
Subjects:
Arctique > Aspect stratégique
Transports maritimes
Voies navigables
Dégel > Aspect économique
Arctic
Canada
Arctique*
Climate change
Sea ice
Online Access:https://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11794/73326
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Transports maritimes
Voies navigables
Dégel -- Aspect économique
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Voies navigables
Dégel -- Aspect économique
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Arctic seaways in the age of climate change
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Transports maritimes
Voies navigables
Dégel -- Aspect économique
description With the advent of climate change and the melting of sea ice, Arctic passages could soon become major seaways for international trade. Arctic states like Russia and Canada and newcomers like China have expressed either their concern over or their sustained interest in this evolution. This article examines the strategies of Arctic shipping among major players in the region.
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title_sort arctic seaways in the age of climate change
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Russie
Chine
Canada (Nord)
Nord-Ouest, Passage du
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Canada
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Canada
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Arctique*
Climate change
Sea ice
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Climate change
Sea ice
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