Low-Carbon in the High North: Achieving Carbon Neutrality in the Nordic Arctic - Nic Craig, Tone Bjørndal & Anna Lipsanen - Issuu

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Arctic Yearbook 2020 - Climate Change and the Arctic: Global Origins, Regional Responsibilities?