Implications of Climate Change for Economic Development in Northern Canada: Energy, Resource, and Transportation Sectors
Northern Canada is projected to experience major changes to its climate, which will have major implications for northern economic development. Some of these, such as mining and oil and gas development, have experienced rapid expansion in recent years and are likely to expand further, partly as the r...
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| description | Northern Canada is projected to experience major changes to its climate, which will have major implications for northern economic development. Some of these, such as mining and oil and gas development, have experienced rapid expansion in recent years and are likely to expand further, partly as the result of indirect effects of changing climate. This article reviews how a changing climate will affect several economic sectors including the hydroelectric, oil and gas, and mining industries as well as infrastructure and transportation, both marine and freshwater. Of particular importance to all sectors are projected changes in the cryosphere, which will create both problems and opportunities. Potential adaptation strategies that could be used to minimize the negative impacts created by a climate change are also reviewed. |
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| subjects | Adaptation Alternative energy sources Arctic Regions Brackish Canada Climate Climate change Climate change adaptation Climate models Conservation of Energy Resources Construction Cryosphere Dams Design Design engineering Diamonds Drilling Economic development Economic sectors Economics Electricity Environmental economics Extraction and Processing Industry Floods Freshwater Fuel Oils Gas industry Gasoline Geothermal power Hydrology Ice Ice Cover Ice roads Infrastructure Marine Mines Mining Northern Territory Offshore drilling Permafrost Pipelines Rain Renewable resources River networks Rivers Roads & highways Shipping Snow Special Issue Transportation - methods Transportation planning Winter |
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