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Trophic niche variation across the pan-Arctic coastal continuum. [PDF]

PLoS One
McTigue ND, Iken K, Ehrman A, Bluhm BA, Bridier G, Gradinger R, Legeżyńska J, McGovern M, McMeans B, Olivier F, Poste A, Renaud PE, Roy V, Søreide JE, Włodarska-Kowalczuk M, Dunton KH.   +15 more
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Climate change impacts on ocean light in Arctic ecosystems. [PDF]

Nat Commun
Kristiansen T, Varpe Ø, Selig ER, Laurel BJ, Sydeman WJ, Hegglin MI, Wallhead PJ.   +6 more
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Regime, Climate, and Region in Transition: Russian Participation in the Arctic Council

Problems of Post-Communism, 2021
The Arctic Council (AC) was created with multiple competing agendas. Russia played a crucial role in its founding and has been an indispensable member since then.
Kathryn C. Lavelle
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Russia’s cooperation with Asian observers to the Arctic Council

, 2021
Despite being regarded as non-Arctic states, a number of Asian countries have been developing their Arctic policies and activities since mid-1990s. Being interested in securing its national interests and unique status of an Arctic great power, Russia ...
Y. Leksyutina
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The incorporation of Traditional Ecological Knowledge in the Arctic Council: Lip service?

Polar Record, 2020
The utilization of Traditional Ecological Knowledge (TEK) in wildlife management has been a prominent topic for several decades. Since its establishment, Arctic Council (AC) has emphasized the importance of TEK and its utilization in its work.
E. Sidorova
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Improving the work of the Arctic Council: challenges and recommendations

Polar Record, 2021
The Arctic Contaminants Action Programme (ACAP), originally intended to follow up the work of AMAP (the Arctic Monitoring and Assessment Programme) on identifying the sources of pollution, became an official working group under the Arctic Council in 2006.
S. Rottem
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What can we learn about ocean governance from the performance of the Arctic Council’s Task Force on Arctic Marine Cooperation?

The Polar Journal, 2021
In the 2015 Iqaluit Declaration, the Arctic Council created a Task Force on Arctic Marine Cooperation (TFAMC) ‘to assess future needs for a regional seas programme or other mechanism, as appropriate, for increased cooperation in Arctic marine areas,’ and
O. Young
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How and why the Arctic Council survived until now – an analysis of the transition in chairship between Russia and Norway

The Polar Journal
From Russia’s full-scale war against Ukraine to the handover of the Norwegian chairship of the Arctic Council, concerns have arisen regarding the Council’s ability to weather this emerging geopolitical challenge.
Serafima Andreeva, S. Rottem
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Arctic Council Arctic Marine Shipping Assessment (AMSA)

International Oil Spill Conference Proceedings, 2011
ABSTRACT The Arctic Marine Shipping Assessment (AMSA) Report, including its recommendations, was approved by the Arctic Council Ministers in April 2009 and is the culmination of four years of work completed under the leadership of the the Council's working group on Protection of the Arctic Marine Environment (PAME).
Atle Fretheim, Elizabeth McLanahan, Soffia Gudmundsdottir   +2 more
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