I've pulled various posts dealing with the Arctic and copied them into a new site called Arctic Economics. I'm going to use that weblog to explore the economics of global warming induced Arctic climate change.
King Island
Bass River
Recent Posts
- The Salt Boxes
- The Windmills of Dennis and Yarmouth
- Downtown South Yarmouth About 1910
- The Salt Boxes of South Yarmouth
- Let's permit Medicaid and Medicare payments to authorized hospitals in India...
- Anchor Dragging
- The Corps of Engineers looks at Bass River
- King island Today
- Really Good News From China and Brazil
- The Bass River "Road" Net - 1644
The Custom-House
Arctic Economics
Korea-U.S. FTA
Old Friends and Agreeable Company
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April 19, 2008
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Hi,
Yet in Arctic and Sub-Arctic regions of Alaska and Canada, where local economies are supported with a mix of cash income and traditional subsistenceharvests, styles of wildlife management and approaches to economic development are intimately linked.
Posted by: r4i sdhc | February 17, 2010 at 04:05 AM