How US policy threatens existing Arctic governance
Even as the Arctic Council's work has become more ambitious, the Trump administration threatens its climate change efforts.
January 17, 2020
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The current international cooperation in the Arctic — and the structures that allow it — have grown in the past few decades. But now they find themselves at a crossroads, as I argue in a longer post in Polar Connection.
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