Titlebook: Climate Governance in the Arctic; Timo Koivurova,E. Carina H. Keskitalo,Nigel Bankes Book 2009 Springer Science+Business Media B.V. 2009 C

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Das sprecherische Erscheinungsbildf the regime to take appropriate account of arctic interests in its efforts to mitigate climate change and adapt where impacts are not prevented. The chapter is divided into four components, a brief history of the regime, its approach to mitigation, efforts to date on adaptation, and the future of t

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Das sprecherische Erscheinungsbildal, indigenous peoples’ and environmental interests. The Arctic is seen as encompassing the northernmost areas of the Nordic states, USA, Russia and Canada, thereby including areas that will be among those impacted the earliest by the effects of climate change on sea ice and permafrost. However, mos

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