This article analyzes changes in The Arctic Institute’s publications from 2015 until 2021, focusing on the notion of
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Collaborative land use planning between city and Indigenous governments can protect Arctic plants and support wild
Arctic high seas biodiversity will soon become exposed to economic activities and stakeholders must enhance
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Fallout from geoengineering research experiment shows us there are still complex conflicts to be resolved in climate
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Sustainable Arctic development is vague. Without concrete rules, the pursuit of sustainable development projects may
U.S.-China scientific cooperation to tackle climate change in the Arctic is achievable and can have benefits despite