Here’s what the US federal government shutdown means for the Arctic
The partial government shutdown will have lasting implications for the United States' role in the circumpolar region, experts say.
January 9, 2019
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The United States’ federal government is entering the third week of a partial shutdown, as negotiations continue without any apparent progress, and the U.S. Arctic — and America’s broader role in the region — are affected.
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