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How can legal frameworks protect the Arctic? FNI joins major nordic research project
Climate change and mass tourism threaten fragile ecosystems and Sámi ways of life in the Arctic. A new research project will investigate how legal frameworks can help protect both nature and culture.
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New PhD: Mari Lie Larsen on Salmon Aquaculture and Management
Her dissertation, written at FNI, examines how salmon management policies address the challenges of salmon lice and wild salmon conservation. During the defense, she was praised for her valuable contribution to the international debate.
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FNI secures major research project on critical minerals in the Arctic
The Fridtjof Nansen Institute (FNI) has received funding from NordForsk for a large new research project on critical minerals in the Arctic. 'A strong research environment and a highly relevant topic', says project leader Gørild Heggelund.
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Iver B. Neumann: The U.S. is Creating Uncertainty in Europe and Exploiting Ukraine
Iver B. Neumann, Director of the Fridtjof Nansen Institute, has recently commented on a series of international developments related to U.S. foreign policy, its relationship with Europe, and the war in Ukraine. Through Norwegian media interviews, he has offered critical perspectives on the unfolding situation.
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FNI Partner in New Research Center for Secure Power Supply
This week, the research center SecurEL was launched with the goal of ensuring a robust and sustainable power supply for the future. The Fridtjof Nansen Institute (FNI) is one of the partners in the center, which brings together 42 actors from research, industry, and public administration.
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New FNI Policy Brief: China’s Dominance in the Critical Minerals Supply Chain