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The Arctic as a contested resource region

By Yannika Baier Blog, Mining, Social and Cultural Systems
The Arctic, including its sub-Arctic reaches south of the Arctic Circle, is home to approximately four million people, half a million of whom are Indigenous and belong to over 50 language groups. It encompasses eight coastal states neighbouring the Arctic…
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Arctic Deep-sea Mining at a Crossroads

By Yannika Baier Deep-sea mining, Mining, Social and Cultural System
So, what exactly do we mean by Arctic deep-sea mining? We’re talking about the extraction of minerals like manganese, cobalt, nickel, copper, and rare earth elements - materials essential for the energy transition - from depths often beyond 200 meters.…
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