Last is Emily Zhang at GW, thinking about urban measurements are made in the Arctic. Who is deciding what "successful" urban settings are like, and how are these predicated on assumptions of "success", on who is deciding what the markers of that "success" would be #AAG2021
Ever wonder about 🐠🐟❄️ Arctic fisheries ❄️🐟🐠 and their role in resource production, international cooperation, and their vulnerabilities due to climate change? Check out this interesting piece by The Arctic Institute!
https://t.co/iA72evOPjw
Our colleague, Marlene Laurelle, has published "Polar Islam" which looks at the structuring of Muslim communities and the complex social landscape in Russia's Arctic cities -- go give it a read!
https://t.co/aCPbqCVxka…/full/10…/10758216.2019.1616565
Check out this new case study article on the Russian arctic city of Vorkuta. Published in Land Use Policy by Shiklomanov, Streletskiy, Orttung, Suter, and Zamyatina!
https://t.co/aeeDeA4kJu!
Congratulations to Vera Kuklina and her colleagues for their publication in the most recent issue of @PolarGeoJournal! 😀
"Power of rhythms – trains and work along the Baikal-Amur Mainline (BAM) in Siberia" https://t.co/UlX17Aggaj
Alexander Sergunin of Saint Petersburg State University and Robert Orttung from GWU recently weighed in on regional perceptions of Chinese activity in the Arctic!
https://t.co/rOjI0nCUGA
Broadcast of the full panel discussion: https://t.co/E3kVGfoFz9
Check out a new video about Arctic sustainability featuring footage and interviews from our 2017 summer field course around the northern Russian cities of Salekhard, Labytnangi, and Vorkuta!
Edited by Nina Feldman.
https://t.co/c8U20Q8z17
Marya Rozanova from GWU and Andrey Gretsov from the Russian State Hydrometeorological University recently visited Naryan-Mar, Salekhard, and Novy Urengoy. Read about their work in the Russian High North!
https://t.co/OzqxrvBWpf
GWU's Luis Suter presenting his poster today at the American Geophysical Union conference, together with Valeri Grebenets from МГУ and other international colleagues 🇨🇭🇺🇸🇷🇺
Looking forward to reading about the latest Arctic research in the @ArcticYearbook 2017, including 2 articles by our very own team! https://t.co/ccNhn1pKpO