Titlebook: Arctic Science, International Law and Climate Change; Legal Aspects of Mar Susanne Wasum-Rainer,Ingo Winkelmann,Katrin Tiroch Book 2012 The

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Developing and Sustaining an Arctic Ocean Observing System,The Global Ocean Observing System (‘GOOS’) has been in existence for over a decade. During this first decade, GOOS was primarily a planning exercise, developing observational strategies and the international governance structures required to facilitate multi-national ownership and development of the system.

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Arctic Marine Research: The Perspective of a US Practitioner,I have been asked to present the perspective of a US ‘practitioner’ of Arctic marine science – something that I am reasonably comfortable doing as I have had the privilege over the past few years to lead five research expeditions in the high Arctic on the USCG Cutter Healy.

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Environmental Permitting Constraints on Arctic Marine Scientific Research,Scientific access to a nation‘s exclusive economic zone (‘EEZ’) presumes permission to collect data in those waters. The process for obtaining permission is laid out in international law, particularly the law of the sea, and implemented in some form by each of the five Arctic coastal States in their own national permitting processes.

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,Extended Continental Shelf Issues in the Arctic Ocean: A Modern ‘Land Grab’ Or an Example of CooperThe Arctic has made the headlines in the international press with regards to extended continental shelf issues and the United States Geological Survey (‘USGS’) assessment of substantial undiscovered hydrocarbon resources in the Arctic.

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