TY  - GEN
N2  - This book deals with the transformation of the Arctic from an isolated or a distant region to℗ℓ℗ℓ a member of the global community, vulnerable to global changes, and an area frequently in the very center of the worldℓ́ℓs attention. Increased global interest is a potential source of tensions between the need for exploration or exploitation, and the requirements of protection. This context calls for new data, knowledge and information vital for a better understanding of interactions between different systems, as well as developing awareness about the current and potential changes in the future. The objective of the book is to help develop a strategy of adaptation to climate change based on the knowledge and experience of the extremely effective mechanisms which for centuries made survival possible in this region.
DO  - 10.1007/978-3-319-21662-1
DO  - doi
AB  - This book deals with the transformation of the Arctic from an isolated or a distant region to℗ℓ℗ℓ a member of the global community, vulnerable to global changes, and an area frequently in the very center of the worldℓ́ℓs attention. Increased global interest is a potential source of tensions between the need for exploration or exploitation, and the requirements of protection. This context calls for new data, knowledge and information vital for a better understanding of interactions between different systems, as well as developing awareness about the current and potential changes in the future. The objective of the book is to help develop a strategy of adaptation to climate change based on the knowledge and experience of the extremely effective mechanisms which for centuries made survival possible in this region.
T1  - The high northbetween geography and politics /
AU  - Czarny, Ryszard Michał,
CN  - SpringerLink
CN  - G615
ID  - 733557
SN  - 9783319216621
SN  - 3319216627
TI  - The high northbetween geography and politics /
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