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Polar Environment Times No.3

15 Oct 2003

The Polar Environment Times No 3 was launched at the Arctic Marine Strategic Plan workshop in Reykjavik, Iceland. The Polar Environment Times features articles from several of the ministers that went to Svalbard in August, views on Antarctica and a story on NATO bombing Saami ranges in northern Norway.

Status: Completed

Type: Archive

Year of publication: 2003

Publisher: GRID-Arendal

Tags: Arctic climate change development environment and health fisheries food glacier indigenous peoples polar reindeer Environment Times

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