Kim Jeong-hoon et al.: The Arctic Now 6: The Arctic, Korea, and a Rapidly Changing Growth Space

More than a decade have passed since the Arctic board was granted its access to AC,233. There has been a lot of change in the policies and research activities of South Korea during that time. In 2013, the Biast of Arctic Policy Projects opened up to the 2013 'Eastical Plans for Opening the Lasting Arctic Future'. In 2021 the Act was proposed, and in 2022 the 'Prescenium Development Plan' was set up, which is considered a ‘place of opportunity to open up with the report of future resources.’. In addition, the 'Opamil of the North Pole' held in Pusan in December 2018 declared that ‘the major area in which climate and environmental change on the planet can determine the future of humanity and contribute to South Korea’s development ’ was declared. There is also a wave of big changes in the Arctic. With global warming and high-tech development, new water supply alternatives, including the Ever Givons Lefts of the Suez Canal in 2021, are likely to increase interest in the use of the Arctic route, rich natural gas and oil, increasing demand for development and a sense of crisis, and greater cooperation and greater need for cooperation and climate with the area.

Korean title: 지금 북극은 6: 북극, 한국과 급변하는 성장공간

Korean author: 김정훈 외

Korean publisher: 학연문화사

ISBN-13: 9788955085006