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Challenges of the Changing Arctic
The law and policy for the Arctic are increasingly of international interest, largely due to the melting of the Arctic ice cap. Challenges of the Changing Arctic: Continental Shelf, Navigation, and Fisheries includes contributions from global specialists dealing with the geomorphologic context, maritime delimitation and specialized topics raised by promising oil and gas prospects, particularly in the extensive continental shelf presented by Russia to the Commission on the Limits of the Continental Shelf. Arctic shipping has entered a novel, untested phase with keen interest in the opening of ice free shipping lanes and proposed regulatory regimes. Fish in the North Atlantic are moving north ...
Herring
To help solve the unknowns in herring fisheries, and to optimize herring harvest, researchers presented their work at the symposium Herring 2000, in Anchorage, Alaska. The high levels of enthusiasm shared during the symposium are sustained in this prolific and thorough proceedings book, with 50 peer-reviewed research articles on herring biology and ecology worldwide, social and economic aspects of herring fisheries, and herring fisheries management. Winner of a 2002 Apex award.
Nordiska ministerrådets hållbarhetsredogörelse 2020
Nordiska ministerrådet rapporterar vartannat år till Nordiska rådet om arbetet med hållbar utveckling. Nordiska ministerrådets hållbarhetsredogörelse 2020 redogör för arbetet med hållbar utveckling i perioden 2018–2020. Nordiska ministerrådets arbete med hållbar utveckling genomförs både genom tvärgående arbete och ministerrådens arbete. Nordiska ministerrådets hållbarhetsredogörelse ger en möjlighet för en tillbakablick över vad vi har åstadkommit, men hjälper oss också att peka ut riktningen för vad vi behöver göra mer av framöver.
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Ecosystem Restoration for Mitigation of Natural Disasters
The Nordic network ERMOND, Ecosystem Resilience for Mitigation of Natural Disasters, reviewed information on natural hazards and ecosystem conditions in the Nordic countries. Many natural hazards put pressure on Nordic societies, primarily floods, landslides, storms, snow avalanches and volcanic activity. Intensified land use and predicted climate change are likely to increase the impacts of natural hazards in the future. Ecosystems in good condition have the ability to reduce the impacts of natural hazards. Our study showed, however, that degradation of natural habitats in the Nordic countries may have reduced or even seriously damaged this ability. Nordic disaster risk reduction policies and strategies should recognize this situation and place restoration of degraded ecosystems on the agenda as an integrated part of future disaster risk reduction management in the Nordic countries.
