President-elect Biden should take two key steps to strengthen international cooperation in the Arctic
By boosting the Arctic Council and Arctic Ocean governance, the incoming administration can make the Arctic a more stable place.
Editor’s note: This op-ed is the first of a series offering Arctic policy recommendations to the incoming administration of President-elect Joe Biden. Follow our social media channels (Facebook, Twitter) or subscribe to our daily newsletter to be the first to read new installments.
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