05: An Icebreaker, International Law, and “Owning” the Arctic

Shot from drone of icebreaker attached to ice floe and sailboat behind ship.

Land, ice, and sea are not the only rapidly shifting elements of the Arctic. With increased political tensions rippling throughout the Arctic, international relations, governance, and decision making at all levels are all being forced to adapt. Here to share a fascinating and necessary perspective in the fifth episode of the SEARCH podcast is Betsy Baker, a SEARCH team member and former professor of law, who dedicated her career to understanding the intricacies of Arctic decision making and its impact on people and the environment. Mentioned in this episode:

Iceberg in the distance with podcast titled "Out of the Arctic" with Study of Environmental Arctic Change (SEARCH) logo in the bottom right.
Out of the Arctic
05: An Icebreaker, International Law, and "Owning" the Arctic
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