Top of the World Telegraph Vol. 8 Issue 34

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In this week's issue of the Top of the World Telegraph:

• Joshua Wilson, Program Director at Commonwealth North discusses the responsibility of citizens for self-accountability in the processes of decision-making in Alaska.
• Institute of the North presents its newest Research Associate – Geoffrey R. Cooper who describes his role and work in the Arctic. 

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In This Week’s Highlights features:
Learn about U.S. Senator Mark Begich’s latest legislation to create a Arctic Port Authority, discover the importance of the recent record setting lowest Arctic sea ice levels, read the latest on Russia’s announcement immense discovery of radioactive waste in the Kara Sea, Statoil’s recent investment in tripling the companies Arctic research budget, hear about Shell’s request for an extension in its window for exploratory drilling, learn of where old and new ways collide in the North and much more!

Go Around the Arctic with insights into the possibilities of the High North with coverage on how Canada’s Northern strategy to manage its resources and investments, learn of the challenges, opportunities, and responsibility for policies to promote investment into Alaska’s Arctic such as delivering its LNG to markets, latest updates on Russia’s emergence into an Arctic superpower, a country analysis brief on Norway and more!

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In Case You Missed It:
Our last issue featured coverage on Canada’s Prime Minister Stephen Harper tour of the North, the latest report from the maritime industry on the Northern Sea Route, State of Alaska Governor Sean Parnell’s editorial on Arctic development, NOAA’s recent advisory committee for integrating the nation’s ocean observing systems, and in remembrance of the Honorable Al Adams from Bristol Bay Times Editor Jason Evans.

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