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Not So Fast, PutinPosted on Aug 10, 2007For years the North Pole has been considered international territory, and that seemed to suit everyone just fine until global warming came along, making it theoretically easier to extract oil and gas from the region. The Russians kicked off the land grab by planting an underwater flag, and now Denmark is launching a similar expedition. Canada, Norway and the U.S. also have territory disputes in the Arctic.
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By Mariam Russell, August 11, 2007 at 9:55 am # The final chapter in the RESOURCE WARS? Sad, isn’t it? We coulda’, shoulda’, ....... Oh well. Add Your Comment |
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