16,5 square kilometers
Disappearance of vegetation
during summer: 4 M sqaure kilometers
Fauna and flora
Increase in the water temperature
Average increaded from 3,4 °C to 5,5 °C today
During Winter: 19 M sqaure kilometers
Area
Uncertain future of Arctic Animals
ice floe
Average depth of 1,038 meters
28 000 billion tons of ice melted without regeneratig
Melting ice/ice floe
Maximum depth approximately 4,000 meters
THE ARCTIC
Impact of the global warming
sea bed of the Artcic Ocean
geographic point
22 % of the world's undiscovered hydrocarbon reserve
apperance of new deposits
bordering seas
10 % of world ail reserves
Increase in the number of icebergs
30 % of natural gaz reserves
Bordering countries
apperance of new viruses/bacteria
The largest : 175 km long by 25 km wide
Actors
Population
From 16 000 viruses population to nearly 200 000
Complicated maritime traffic in the Arctic and it's surroundings
70 000 Samis
Indigenous
Russia's little people
30 000 Lakoutes
160 000 Inuits
Scientific Community
Those who claims
NGO's
Those who owns
Arctic Council
Researchers and institutions around the world conduct scientific studies related to the Arctic's environment, climate change, and ecosystems.
governance authority including a large environmental cooperation initiated in 1991
WWF, Greenpeace, and the Arctic Institute.
China, Europe
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16,5 square kilometers
Disappearance of vegetation
during summer: 4 M sqaure kilometers
Fauna and flora
Increase in the water temperature
Average increaded from 3,4 °C to 5,5 °C today
During Winter: 19 M sqaure kilometers
Area
Uncertain future of Arctic Animals
ice floe
Average depth of 1,038 meters
28 000 billion tons of ice melted without regeneratig
Melting ice/ice floe
Maximum depth approximately 4,000 meters
THE ARCTIC
Impact of the global warming
sea bed of the Artcic Ocean
geographic point
22 % of the world's undiscovered hydrocarbon reserve
apperance of new deposits
bordering seas
10 % of world ail reserves
Increase in the number of icebergs
30 % of natural gaz reserves
Bordering countries
apperance of new viruses/bacteria
The largest : 175 km long by 25 km wide
Actors
Population
From 16 000 viruses population to nearly 200 000
Complicated maritime traffic in the Arctic and it's surroundings
70 000 Samis
Indigenous
Russia's little people
30 000 Lakoutes
160 000 Inuits
Scientific Community
Those who claims
NGO's
Those who owns
Arctic Council
Researchers and institutions around the world conduct scientific studies related to the Arctic's environment, climate change, and ecosystems.
governance authority including a large environmental cooperation initiated in 1991
WWF, Greenpeace, and the Arctic Institute.
China, Europe