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(Ebook) Transit Management in the Northwest Passage: Problems and Prospects (Studies in Polar Research) by Cynthia Lamson, David L. van der Zwaag ISBN 9780521093378, 0521093376

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Authors:Cynthia Lamson, David L. van der Zwaag
Pages:332 pages.
Year:2009
Editon:1
Language:english
File Size:18.59 MB
Format:pdf
ISBNS:9780521093378, 0521093376
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(Ebook) Transit Management in the Northwest Passage: Problems and Prospects (Studies in Polar Research) by Cynthia Lamson, David L. van der Zwaag ISBN 9780521093378, 0521093376

The operation of a commercial shipping route through the Northwest Passage - a 1450 kilometre marine corridor linking Baffin Bay to the Beaufort Sea - has been a recurring dream of traders since the late fifteenth century. It is now fast becoming a practical possibility with the recent discoveries of hydrocarbon and other mineral resources. A consideration of the problems this will raise is urgently necessary. The Canadian Northern Waters Project, at Dalhousie University, Nova Scotia, has therefore initiated a four-year programme to investigate the feasibility of expanded arctic shipping and ocean development. This title is the first result of the project. The work provides, in chapters by different authors, an in-depth review of the outstanding environmental, technological, political, economic, social and legal issues associated with arctic resource use, development and management.
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