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Daily Horoscope for Sunday, 3rd November, 2019
Daily Horoscope for Sunday, 3rd November, 2019
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By James Munson | Nov 3, 2014 5:00 am |
Norway’s ambassador to Canada, Mona Elizabeth Brøther, in an interview with iPolitics’ in Ottawa on Thursday, Oct. 16, 2014. iPolitics/Matthew Usherwood
The answer to backlash over Canada’s promotion of its Arctic oil and gas resources could lie as far afield as the Lofoten Islands in Norway, where fears in the fishing industry forced a ban on seismic testing two years ago.
In the ban’s wake, money has been put into research that examines the impact of seismic activity on fish populations, while more pre-emptive policies like using seismic outside of spawning seasons have been deployed elsewhere in the country, said Egil Tjaland, the department head of petroleum engineering and applied geophysics at the Norwegian University of Science and Technology.
Tjaland, speaking last week at the Norwegian government-sponsored conference Transatlantic Science Week in Toronto, offered the research as an example of work being in done in Norway that could help in resolving opposition in Clyde River, Nunavut, where the arrival of Multi Ktient Invest, a Norwegian oil and gas exploration firm, spurred protests this summer.
“We have to be conscious regarding all the possible bad effects we can have and try to do better,” said Tjaland. “We have maybe not been aware enough.”
Scientific research is one of the ways Canada and others hope to boost the business case for the Arctic, where a shallow knowledge pool makes debates over safety and environmental risk opaque.
In September, the Arctic Economic Council held its inaugural meeting in Iqaluit, an effort to unite companies with assets above the Arctic Circle.
Under Canada’s leadership, the Arctic Council has unveiled other initiatives that are important to business, like new guidelines on oil safety.
“The efforts (Canada) has done to bring the business community more into the (Arctic Council’s) work was a very good thing and it will be very interesting to see how that develops,” said Dilek Ayhan, state secretary at the Ministry of Trade, Industry and Fisheries in Norway on the sidelines of the conference.
The conference, held for the first time in Toronto’s MaRS Discovery district, began initially as a Norwegian and American endeavour, but now includes Canada in the mix.
As part of a program that could help draw up oil spill policies, the National Research Council (NRC) has been studying the existence of oil-eating microbes under the Arctic Ocean’s ice.
Known as natural attenuation, the oil spill-reduction method gained international attention after it was found to play a greater role than expected during the Macondo oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico in 2010.
“Is natural attenuation possible in the Arctic? Yes,” said Charles Greer, group leader of the NRC’s Environmental Microbiology section during his presentations at the conference.. “We see that the marine environment has both distinct populations in the sea ice and the sea water.”
The research is done by collecting biomass living on the bottom of ice drill samples during algae blooms and then seeing if they degrade hydrocarbons in laboratories, said Greer.
This leadership isn’t new territory for Canada.
Back in the 1960s and 1970s, when the promise of the Beaufort Sea and northern Alaska ignited an Arctic oil and gas rush, Alberta found itself as a hub for technology in cold conditions.
The excitement has long since dampened, most notably with the Mackenzie River gas pipeline, the region’s great infrastructure hope, shelved for the foreseeable future.
Just this past Monday, the Inuvik Petroleum Show in the Northwest Territories was cancelled for the first time in 14 years.
But the Newfoundland offshore industry is fast becoming Canada’s new hub for Arctic oil and gas, said Charles Randell, president and CEO of petroleum services firm C-Core
“My Calgary colleagues might take exception to this but I would say that the Arctic expertise is shifting to the East Coast, in fact, Newfoundland,” said Randell.
The offshore industry, which has had to wrestle with high seas and giant icebergs off Newfoundland’s coast, has been sticking its nose further and further north, with C-Core even doing some work around the northern coast of Greenland, said Randell.
“It’s been an ambition for a long time…to develop oil and gas technology in ice,” said Randell.
But a major challenge is with more cooperation is Russia.
With petroleum a key part of the country’s economic and political machinations, Russia has been boosting its search for resources too.
On Friday, Russian Natural Resources Minister Sergei Donskoy announced that Russia will renew its claim at the United Nations to a huge disputed section of the Arctic also claimed by Canada in an effort to secure the rights to billions of tons of oil and gas.
While this week’s conference was a Norway-US-Canada event only, Russians make up a significant part of the Arctic Economic Council.
Ottawa has also used the Arctic Council to make a point about Russian hostility elsewhere, including several boycotts of low-level meetings in Moscow.
The conflicting dynamic allows for some unanswered questions, such as when does cooperation in Arctic affairs lend Russia legitimacy despite its increasingly militaristic approach to its neighbours?
“We want very much to maintain the day-to-day cooperation up north and in the Arctic,” said Mona Elizabeth Brother, the Norwegian ambassador to Canada, in an interview ahead of the conference.
Still, peace on the northern front gives President Vladimir Putin a veneer of respectability that should not be twisted into convincing Russians that relations with the West are fine, she said.
“We will not want our cooperation to be used for political propaganda uses in Russia,” said Brother.
Source: http://www.ipolitics.ca/2014/11/03/arctic-scientists-break-the-ice-as-business-interests-go-north/
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