Who Owns the Arctic and Why it Matters

Who Owns the Arctic and Why it Matters

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@kameraldbahrul3432
@kameraldbahrul3432 - 04.12.2023 11:14

Russia

Own all of artiv

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@nmew6926
@nmew6926 - 29.11.2023 15:36

More US military bases to be added, increasing defense budget, more poverty, more homeless for ordinary people

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@anandhuradhakrishnan4454
@anandhuradhakrishnan4454 - 28.11.2023 18:13

❤❤❤

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@shizuokanemoto9410
@shizuokanemoto9410 - 26.11.2023 16:35

Those countries are close to the artic and I wander why some countries far from Antarctica want a piece of that pie ?

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@jareddavid65
@jareddavid65 - 23.11.2023 13:52

I live in Alaska and trust me the ice is still here. There is no global warming. I keep track of daily highs and lows on my property and in the last 5 years alone we have dropped in temperature by an average of 5 degrees.

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@robertsears1816
@robertsears1816 - 20.11.2023 07:32

The biggest country gets the most nautical kilometers. PERIOD

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@JacquiPenar
@JacquiPenar - 24.10.2023 13:34

Hence the name, Arctic Monkeys.

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@kwinter2541
@kwinter2541 - 22.09.2023 21:44

Canada is the only country of the lot that doesn·t have a foreign intelligence service because it is too busy surveying and defending the land to bother with meddling in the affairs of others .

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@justjeanette7588
@justjeanette7588 - 14.09.2023 22:16

They are a lot of unanswered questions about the artic ocean. It’s the whirl pool of magnet pole and no fly zone.

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@richardhammond7406
@richardhammond7406 - 10.09.2023 23:21

Nobody owns Antarctica because it is NOT a continent but the outer edge of our realm that god created for us…..THEY DO NOT want you to know the truth so they keep us all enslaved… waaaaaaaake up sheeple 😅😅😅😅

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@CalicoWoodworking
@CalicoWoodworking - 10.09.2023 20:14

I'm not sure why, once it's melted it wouldn't just be claimed international waters.

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@SeanLawlorNelson
@SeanLawlorNelson - 09.09.2023 22:41

It's such an important question and this is not a final answer to your ending question: But by reason's intuition, the proposed rules in this situation, the law of the sea, sound quite acceptable and could make the difference between an Arctic war and development of commercial, natural resource, eco-travel and such purposes. Arctic oil is valuable if harvested for market soon; But the trade route is probably more valuable. Right now, oil is black gold; But our cutting edge automotive science has calculated a new engineering paradigm for auto-transport: which is far safer and superior in every way, including resource and eco-efficiency that can't be carried out with petrol; Because petrol doesn't communicate with computer systems and sensors, unlike electricity which does so at the rapid pace required. That's one pincher coming for oil; the other is a cleft monster claw of immediate expanding nuclear fission, which is potentially far better business for Russia(or anyone else with the vision and intestines to 'Just Do It,' like Oregon's Nike) and imminent nuclear fusion through state funded firms like America's Helion Corporation. Since we started sinking taxpayer(American) R & D money in billions into nuclear fusion research, there's been an enormous scientific/industrial breakthrough, a holy grail physics sought for fifty years of serious research; till people thought it was like pirate treasure. We'll finish the job. In the short run, regular nuclear fission is a better investment than Arctic oil in my view; Russian companies go into willing countries like Nepal and Sri Lanka and set up nuclear fission plants and storage systems(not to mention all of China,) then a country goes from the masses of its population and countryside having no or little electricity(we will carry out this regime even in Africa; the Russians will stabilize these matters and employ locals and natives of said nations) to having unlimited, practically free power like France did before it grew a sissy streak; and it won't have any more melt-downs than France did; or Russia has in so many decades. Chernobyl was back in the dinosaur days; when the nuclear power tech was just being developed. But nuclear fusion is the ultimate answer; It goes in stages of industrial evolution.

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@johnbui6530
@johnbui6530 - 06.09.2023 04:21

Lets pollute the Artic. Great...

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@wickedleeloopy2115
@wickedleeloopy2115 - 02.09.2023 11:25

Russia sold it to America & has regretted it ever since

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@sanathgunawardena832
@sanathgunawardena832 - 01.09.2023 11:28

As usual the colonialists will cook up some scheme to own the whole thing

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@randyhuke3773
@randyhuke3773 - 29.08.2023 16:25

Only Arctic lands are owned. No country can own an ocean.

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@js-mv7ly
@js-mv7ly - 25.08.2023 17:15

Solution is that the Artic ocean is unowned and must remain undeveloped.

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@user-dl7fg7qk8j
@user-dl7fg7qk8j - 23.08.2023 02:56

Идиот ! Медведев подарил Норвегии 90 квадратных милль Баренцева моря!

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@jsmmacdld3519
@jsmmacdld3519 - 22.08.2023 23:43

It well part is owned by inuient people living on the northern shores of Canada a lot of them are trained as army rangers because of there knoledge of the area they have saved so many people getting lost or surcoming to weather conditions and they patrol entire North of Canada Russia just wants anything that gets it closer to North America plus minerals money money at least the Eskimos keep it all natural and for ice if you look at James Bay North part of Manitoba the town of Churchill Manatoba gets surrounded by polar bears for the entire summer making a dangerous situation ice is taking longer and longer to freeze they even have the only polar bear prison in world for repeat offenders it's big business one of only taking tourists out to see them it's only accessible by plane or train no road but it's a good thing for people running tourist attractions but they constantly have polar bear patrols 24 hours a day never walk alone there have been a few people mauled or killed but it's because no food and they just look at us as food at least the bear jail keeps slot of bears from being shot and hold them for the summer and release in winter but the ice is going fast and longer to freeze again which eventually will push polar bears south looking for food

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@tedn6855
@tedn6855 - 21.08.2023 01:20

I would love to see a video on Finlands claim and a detailed explanation on the mental gymnastics needed to justify it.

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@tukmol1589
@tukmol1589 - 18.08.2023 22:17

China wants this one too.

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@sarahsokal4930
@sarahsokal4930 - 17.08.2023 04:47

I thinks it belongs to Canada 🇨🇦 & Russia 🇷🇺 with small USA portion attached to Canada & portion of Denmark. Canada still own most land mass " Islands near the arctic. Its simple : Canada would preserve it - Russia exploit it. I think Denmark 🇩🇰 🇺🇸 & Canada 🇨🇦need to create an arctic union for the 🌎 health.

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@alexfreeman167
@alexfreeman167 - 16.08.2023 16:02

Russia is building bases on its territory. Unlike NATO terrorists.

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@larryfulmer
@larryfulmer - 16.08.2023 02:05

No one owns the Arctic or Antarctica. Countries don't even own the land man-made Boundaries they claim. They will find out very soon how wrong they have been for 7500 years.

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@JasonJohnson-kq2eq
@JasonJohnson-kq2eq - 16.08.2023 00:32

As a Canadian I would sell it to anyone, it’s the worst place in the world.

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@michaelh370
@michaelh370 - 14.08.2023 07:21

2050, cLImATe cHAnGe

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@zoranmrdjenovic8127
@zoranmrdjenovic8127 - 14.08.2023 05:01

Russia🇷🇺

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@barrylafratta5720
@barrylafratta5720 - 14.08.2023 02:32

this land is your land , this land is my land . this land was made for you and me.

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@rungupuputherlambang6853
@rungupuputherlambang6853 - 13.08.2023 10:30

People be looking for more money as if they would be alive to enjoy it damn humanity 😓

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@MikiLund
@MikiLund - 08.08.2023 10:22

No 2 ways about that, it belongs to the Greenlandic people!!!

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@TexasTimeLord
@TexasTimeLord - 07.08.2023 02:19

I remember when Al Gore promised an ice-free Arctic by 2013

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@bluejay7232
@bluejay7232 - 06.08.2023 01:53

It's always the case of the US trying to stop other countries from going first especially if it's not considered an ally. Who assigned you to pick who can claim the North Pole or not? Russia literally the BIGGEST COUNTRY IN THE WORLD is the closest to it. The US is just jealous it doesn't have enough ground to support its claim. Go Russia!

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@fallintotofuIchipotle4000
@fallintotofuIchipotle4000 - 30.07.2023 15:27

Why are they all except sort of USA and maybe Russia the most boring places? Ice.

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@profabdiel4592
@profabdiel4592 - 27.07.2023 21:37

Bukele que invada a todos esos

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@imscanon
@imscanon - 07.07.2023 12:55

The pie idea makes the most sense to me. As for trade, the waters should be international territory for shipping lane purposes.

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@shrakr8935
@shrakr8935 - 19.06.2023 17:38

This universe belongs to God Shiva.. with history of millions of years .. remaining all are known for only 2000 or 3000 yrs only .. dnt b foolish .. if u dig under ur place there u get any hindu symbolic only .. its 💯 true

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@craigroaring
@craigroaring - 16.06.2023 03:37

Australia should put in a claim seeing as though northern hemisphere countries have claims on areas of Antarctica.

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@craigroaring
@craigroaring - 16.06.2023 03:36

Surely it is international waters.

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@JSG3
@JSG3 - 15.06.2023 22:21

In Canada we consider it ours… it’s literally part of us…

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@ReaLityBlue
@ReaLityBlue - 15.06.2023 17:36

North Sea route will be the one of the most important routes in near future. Russia and China will team up to develop this route together.

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@Alex.af.Nordheim
@Alex.af.Nordheim - 15.06.2023 17:30

Even China has its Arctic claim and policy, crazy

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@Space_Enthusiasth_Second.
@Space_Enthusiasth_Second. - 15.06.2023 16:22

Sweden and Finland don’t have access to Arctic Ocean! The access is blocked by Norway

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@janikakka705
@janikakka705 - 15.06.2023 13:06

Let me guess.. Typical americans trying to own everything?

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@AdrianLeeMagill
@AdrianLeeMagill - 15.06.2023 13:04

Considering the current state of Russia and the loss of economic clout due to the invasion of Ukraine, it is entirely possible, under a few scenarios, that Russia's bid could be lost as it loses international prestige and clout on the UN. It is estimated that up to 50% of the world's political experts believe Russia will diminish or even dissolve in the coming years.

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@lgarcia67
@lgarcia67 - 14.06.2023 21:24

No one really; but make sure the memo gets to Russia. They think they own every piece of land close to Russia.

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@kib2675
@kib2675 - 14.06.2023 16:40

correction. If the ice cap melts, it will not matter a didley shit on the water level. The ice cap is floating.

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@Tiger_III
@Tiger_III - 14.06.2023 06:25

we should nuke it and melt the ice

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@h0len
@h0len - 14.06.2023 00:47

In this fight for the north pole russia also claimed svalbard an internationally agreed upon norwegian island, and claimed that norways border should go at an angle to cut them of from the poles, and as such around 2010 russian fishermen were jailed after they fished in norway and refused to release the fish, to which a family of 4 was kidnapped in russia and russia said wanna trade...

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