Resources in Antarctica: With the World’s dwindling natural resources, is there a chance for exploitation in Antarctica?

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Resources in Antarctica: With the World’s dwindling natural resources, is there a chance for exploitation in Antarctica?

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Pressure on global resources increases daily as the worlds human population and its demand for energy, raw materials, food, water and health care increases almost exponentially. Naturally such growth puts pressure on resources and is therefore inevitable that relatively untouched areas Of the world such as Antarctica come under the spotlight. From an almost unlimited number Of potential resources for exploitation, the syndicate chose to concentrate on five areas considered to be the most sign...

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2004

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Curtin, Rob / Hayes, Martin / Jakob, Astrid / McClatchy, Hamish / Schleich, Nanette

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http://hdl.handle.net/10092/14341

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