Dr Dwayne Ryan Menezes

Paths to a Renewable North: A Pan-Territorial Renewable Energy Inventory (2011)

Arctic
Canada
Energy
10 May 2016

Providing energy to meet the needs of Northern households, communities, and industry in Canada’s three territories is difficult, but critically

Pan-Territorial Adaptation Strategy: Moving Forward on Climate Change Adaptation in Canada’s North (2011)

Climate change impacts vary widely in nature and magnitude across Canada’s North. The Governments of Nunavut, the Northwest Territories and Yukon

Statement on Canada’s Arctic Foreign Policy (2010)

Canada’s vision for the Arctic is a stable, rules-based region with clearly defined boundaries, dynamic economic growth and trade, vibrant

Canada’s Northern Strategy: Our North, Our Heritage, Our Future (2009)

In 2009, the Government of Canada presented Canada’s Northern Strategy: Our North, Our Future, Our Heritage. In this strategy, published

A Northern Vision: A Stronger North and a Better Canada (2007)

Canada’s North is experiencing unprecedented economic, environmental and political transformation. The implications extend across Canada. This document, published by three

The Norwegian Government’s High North Strategy (2006)

In December 2006, the Norwegian Government’s High North Strategy was released. The overall goal is to create sustainable growth and

Opportunities and Challenges in the North: Report No. 30 (2004-2005) to the Storting

The High North has been important for Norway for hundreds of years in terms of business opportuni- ties and resources,

Look North! Challenges and Opportunities in the Northern Areas (2003)

This report was published in 2003 as NOU 2003:32 (Official Norwegian Report). Read full report (Norwegian).

National Security Decision Memorandum 144 (December 1971)

In December 1971, President Nixon produced National Security Decision Memorandum 144 to address the United States’ stance toward the Arctic.

S. Korea, Japan, China hold talks on Arctic affairs

Image: Seoul at night. This article was posted in The Korea Times on 28 April 2016. South Korea, Japan and

Denmark praises EU’s Arctic agreement

This article was posted by Christian W in The Copenhagen Post on 28 April 2016. Integrated policy includes many issues

European Union proposes 39-point policy plan for the Arctic

This article was published on Deutsche Welle on 27 April 2016. The EU’s executive has developed the bloc’s first integrated

The Sea Ice is Our Highway: An Inuit Perspective on Transportation in the Arctic (March 2008)

This report from the Inuit Circumpolar Council (ICC) Canada, published in March 2008, contributed to the Arctic Marine Shipping Assessment

Challenges facing Arctic will affect Singapore and the world: DPM Teo

Image: DPM Teo Chee Hean with Icelandic President Olafur Ragnar Grimsson. © Teo Chee Hean/Facebook This article was written by

Iceland, Singapore ‘have much in common’

Image: Icelandic President Olafur Ragnar Grimsson (centre), and President Tony Tan Keng Yam raising their glasses for a toast during the

IMO completes Polar Code, regulating Arctic and Antarctic shipping

Paths to a Renewable North: A Pan-Territorial Renewable Energy Inventory (2011)

Pan-Territorial Adaptation Strategy: Moving Forward on Climate Change Adaptation in Canada’s North (2011)

Statement on Canada’s Arctic Foreign Policy (2010)

Canada’s Northern Strategy: Our North, Our Heritage, Our Future (2009)

A Northern Vision: A Stronger North and a Better Canada (2007)

The Norwegian Government’s High North Strategy (2006)

Opportunities and Challenges in the North: Report No. 30 (2004-2005) to the Storting

Look North! Challenges and Opportunities in the Northern Areas (2003)

National Security Decision Memorandum 144 (December 1971)

S. Korea, Japan, China hold talks on Arctic affairs

Denmark praises EU’s Arctic agreement

European Union proposes 39-point policy plan for the Arctic

The Sea Ice is Our Highway: An Inuit Perspective on Transportation in the Arctic (March 2008)

Challenges facing Arctic will affect Singapore and the world: DPM Teo

Iceland, Singapore ‘have much in common’

IMO completes Polar Code, regulating Arctic and Antarctic shipping

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