Titlebook: United States Arctic Interests; The 1980s and 1990s William E. Westermeyer,Kurt M. Shusterich Conference proceedings 1984 Springer-Verlag N

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Arctic Prospects: Problems and Opportunities,of national security, resource development, science, and environmental protection have infused new groups into Arctic affairs and increased the activities and concerns of those traditionally involved. A prerequisite for improved relations among Arctic-rim countries is knowledge and understanding of

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f the national importance of the Arctic has been slow in coming despite the resource wealth that Arctic Alaska has thus far yielded. Although the United States has had strategic interests in the Arctic since World War II and active oil and gas interests there since the discovery of oil at Prudhoe Ba

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Mineral Resources: Arctic Alaska,c Alaska represent billions of dollars of commodities in the ground, but the area’s remoteness, harsh climate, and environmental and land status problems have been major obstacles to the exploitation of the region.

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The Transportation of Arctic Energy Resources,ider in the evaluation of alternative transportation systems, routes, and markets. Several national interests in Arctic transportation can be readily identified. It is the subject of this chapter to elaborate and evaluate these interests.

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International Jurisdictional Issues in the Arctic Ocean,at commercial interest is shared by several nations, jurisdictional boundaries are being more closely scrutinized and contested. The nations that directly border the Arctic Ocean are the United States, Canada, the Soviet Union, Greenland/Denmark, and Norway.

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