Economic (in)dependence of Arctic indigenous peoples on the example of Greenlanders
Climate warming is causing ice in the circumpolar zones to melt, making it easier to access the natural resources there. It is not only individual states but also international corporations that are seeking to take control of these deposits. In the vast majority of cases, the indigenous inhabitants...
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