The Arctic’s future population will likely be more urban, more aged — and only slightly bigger
Population gains will be spread unevenly across the region, with some winners — Iceland and urban centers — and losers — Russia and rural villages.
February 3, 2020
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The Arctic’s population is expected to remain stable through the middle of the century, but there are likely to be wide differences in how residents are distributed around the North, a new study says.
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