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Human impact: Barents region 2032 (sustainability first scenario)

The greater region around the Barents Sea, with parts of Norway, Finland, Sweden and Russia, represents one of the most populated areas of the Arctic. The development of roads and other infrastructure fragments the fragile tundra and taiga and reduces the value of the habitats for larger mammals, such as reindeer, wolverines and bears. This illustrate the projected growth, according to the GEO-3 'sustainability first' scenario.

Year: 2002

From collection: GLOBIO assorted maps

Cartographer: Hugo Ahlenius

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