REXSAC Posters for Arctic EIA workshop, Dec 11-12, 2017
December 11th, 2017
REXSAC researchers share insights at the poster session at the Arctic EIA workshop: Nordic possibilities and perspectives to Environmental Impact Assessments in the Arctic. The workshop is held at Santa’s Hotel Santa Claus in Rovaniemi, Finland on the 11th-12th of December.
Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) comprises one of the essential regulatory tools to address these issues and to ensure that planning is sustainable in the long term. However, are the specific features of the Arctic taken sufficiently into consideration in EIAs? Could methods to assess cumulative impacts be improved? Is there enough attention to social and cultural implications and rights of indigenous communities in new projects? Such questions are addressed in the workshop.
REXSAC researchers share insights and knowledge in the evening poster session:
The posters inform on REXSAC research aims and questions as well as key messages and capacity building. VIEW the general poster here.
REXSAC assesses impacts of mining requires long-term perspectives with attention to post-mining futures VIEW the post-mining future poster here.
REXSAC examines the pressures on land due to climate change, demand for mineral resources, renewable energy requires space and tourism. VIEW the multiple pressures poster here.