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EPISODE · Nov 1, 2018 · 21 MIN

Arctic Council's ambivalent engagement with climate change

from Polar Geopolitics - Arctic and Antarctic analysis · host Eric Paglia

Despite the Arctic Council’s core mission of promoting sustainable development and environmental protection, it has to date done little to actually combat climate change. According to Dr. Annika Nilsson — an expert on Arctic politics at the Stockholm Environment Institute — this ambivalence towards climate mitigation constitutes one dimension of what she calls the “Arctic Paradox”. In the first part of her interview with the Polar Geopolitics podcast, Dr. Nilsson provides historical context and current perspective on the environment and energy-related aspects of the paradox in Arctic politics. (Image: Riccardo Pravettoni)

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