Arctic Security Interdepartmental Working Group / CNA Corporation / Suez / future US / /
Continent
America / Asia / North America / Europe / Antarctica / /
Country
Greenland / Norway / Russia / United States / Panama / Iceland / Canada / Svalbard and Jan Mayen / United Kingdom / China / Denmark / /
Event
Business Partnership / Environmental Issue / /
IndustryTerm
aircraft carrier / natural gas / oil / energy / oil and gas resources / undiscovered energy resources / cus tomary law / undiscovered oil / oil prices / /
NaturalFeature
Russian coast / Arctic glaciers / Kola Peninsula / Svalbard archipelago / Svalbard / Hans Island / Spitsbergen / /
Organization
Commission on the Limits of the Continental Shelf / Swedish Air Force / Arctic Council / Carnegie Endowment for International Peace / Canada’s Department of National Defence / International Tribunal for the Law of the Sea / Russian Navy / Senate / UN General Assembly / Central Command / White House / International Maritime Organization / United Nations / Obama administration / Commission on the Limits / Senate Foreign Relations Committee / /
Person
Dmitry Medvedev / George W. Bush / Obama / Lawrence Cannon / Lt Col Christopher Hemmer / Lars Møller / /
Position
national leader in the region / increase Ranger / President / Coast Guard / defence minister / chairman / essay advisor for this paper / important actor / minister of foreign affairs / /
US National Security and Environmental Change in the Arctic Lt Col Lars Helmrich, Swedish Air Force* Historically, dramatic changes in strategic geography have had a big impact on international relations, as illustrated