Frozen Trade

· Publifye AS
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75
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Frozen Trade examines the increasing economic activities in the Arctic and Antarctic and their impact on the environment and indigenous communities. The book highlights the critical balance between economic development, ecological preservation, and social justice in these fragile polar zones. It explores how industries like fishing, mining, and tourism are reshaping these regions, emphasizing the need for sustainable practices and equitable benefits for local communities. A key insight reveals the tension between short-term economic gains and the long-term ecological consequences, including the impact on the global climate system.

The book takes a systematic approach, beginning with an introduction to the unique ecosystems and indigenous cultures of the Arctic and Antarctic. It then delves into detailed analyses of the fishing, mining, and tourism sectors, assessing their economic contributions alongside their environmental and social costs. By integrating scientific reports, economic analyses, and ethnographic studies, Frozen Trade provides a holistic understanding of the factors influencing these regions.

The book advocates for a shift towards responsible, community-led development that prioritizes environmental protection and social equity, offering valuable insights for policymakers and concerned citizens alike.

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