Finland will put climate first in its next Arctic policy
The climate focus comes after comments by the prime minister describing fossil fuel as “bad business.”
Finland has said that the next iteration of its Arctic policy will take a long-term perspective on the region by pushing for economic development that does not capitalize on the effects of global warming, strengthening the Arctic Council and other institutions and linking its strategy for the region to its national goal of becoming carbon-free by 2035.
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