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The World in 2050: Four Forces Shaping Civilization's Northern FutureCanada will file by 2013 and Denmark by 2014. Because the United States hasnБЂ™t ratified UNCLOS yet, it will likely be last to file but has already gathered much of the required hydrographic sonar and other data from the Healy icebreaker, work led by Larry Mayer at the University of New Hampshire. After all this work and expense, small wonder that these five countriesБЂ”Russia, Denmark, Canada, Norway, and the United StatesБЂ”recently banded together to issue the БЂњIlulissat Declaration,БЂ«an assertion that existing international laws are perfectly sufficient for working out their territorial disputes in the region. EverythingБЂ™s cool, no new Arctic treaties are neededБЂ”or wanted. Now, would everyone elseБЂ”like the European UnionБЂ”kindly butt out?354 These five powers are signaling that UNCLOS is the law of the Arctic Ocean, just like any other ocean. They are heeding its procedures for sovereignty claims to its seafloor, in the same manner as the many other Article 76 claims inching forward around the world ...» | Код для вставки книги в блог HTML
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