Search: Russia,Northern Sea Route (12 materials)

 

Climate change, indigenous people, sustainable infrastructure – what else are we missing in the Arctic?

... infrastructure projects this year in terms of transport and the Northern Sea Route? What role will Asian countries, like China, play in building these routes? You are not asking a simple question. There is practically no real infrastructure along the Northern Sea Route. So, if there’s an emergency on board of a ship. If a gigantic ship, over one hundred meters long, loses rudder control, it would be days if not weeks before a repair could be done. At present any non-Russian vessel has to have a Russian icebreaker accompany it which might help with repair but more likely with rescue. Alternatively, how about asking the Chinese to build small communities along the Sea Route? Some say it would be a terrible idea while ...

12.03.2015

Arctic Shipping: A Route to Russian-American Cooperation

... reliable. Icebreaker support along the Northern Sea Route reduces uncertainty further still. As a result, shipping through the Northern Sea Route is expected to continue to increase, and the Northwest Passage is also seeing commercial voyages. The benefits—shorter ... ... reducing their health and making them less accessible to hunters. Fuel or oil spills can harm animals or make them unfit to eat. Russia and the United States have a shared interest in keeping shipping routes open while also reducing uncertainty and risk. ...

20.11.2014
 

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