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Arctic Cities-Pioneers of Industrialization: More than “Mining Towns”c. The population increased several times over, dozens of new cities sprung up in different Arctic regions of the world, and previously roadless areas were connected by railways. This wave of industrial development of the Arctic was a natural – and, as it happened, final – stage of a powerful “rush”

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A Primary Node of the Global Economy: China and the Arcticrgy, goods, technology, data, and knowledge. The chapter begins by introducing the flow-centric lens through which China’s global economic outreach and its region-based execution are interpreted. In particular, it proposes an alternative approach of China’s functional economic regions, a novel conce

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Climate Effects of Other Pollutants – Short-Lived Climate Forcers and the Arcticalso either warm or cool the climate on timescales depending on the species. Therefore, emission reduction policies from a climate perspective need to take into account the net effect of multiple pollutants (UNEP/WMO, .; Stohl et al., 2015). The pollutants considered to have most climate relevance a

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Impacts of Global Warming on Arctic Biota availability, quality and quantities, and increasing pressure by boreal competitors and predators invading from the South, Arctic organisms will be strained. The ongoing changes in the environment act across the range of ecological levels of arctic biota (that is, the wildlife). In particular, chan

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Pollution and Monitoring in the Arcticrs in organizing and conducting monitoring activities.We also consider the availability of environmental information on the Arctic and monitoring data. We find that the main sources of pollution of the Arctic nature are local production facilities and settlements. All environmental objects suffer fr