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Sweden extends from the southern Baltic Sea to north of the Arctic Circle. The country has an area of 450,000 km (174,000 sq. mi.) and is 1,600 km long, equal to the distance from the southern tip of Sweden to southern Italy. ... The boreal forest landscape in Sweden has changed dramatically during the last 150 years. The standing volume of ...
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Since 1900, boreal-forest growing stock has doubled in Norway, increased 70% in Finland, and increased 85% in Sweden (Framstad et al. 2013). The higher proportion of the early successional stage of the forest may have increased the importance of grass-eating Microtus voles in the northwestern European forest compared with that …
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PDF | On Jan 1, 2020, Imrul Kayes and others published Boreal Forests: Distributions, Biodiversity, and Management | Find, read and cite all the research you need on ResearchGate
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Where there is public access to production forests (e.g., the so-called "everyman's right" in Finland, Norway, and Sweden), they may be traditionally highly valued as a source of recreation ... Stand structural dynamics of North American boreal forests. Critical Reviews in Plant Sciences. 2006; 25:115–137. doi: …
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Climate change is foreseen to affect the boreal forests of Finland and Sweden in many ways. Temperatures are projected to rise and more precipitation is expected, especially in winter.
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The tree species in the boreal forest are well adapted to cool temperatures but may suffer in a warmer climate. Invasive forest pests like the Siberian moth or mountain pine beetle could also move further north and spread quickly, which could eradicate some tree species. Despite the cool temperatures, these ecosystems rely on fire.
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Boreal Metals has finished an induced polarisation (IP) geophysical survey at its wholly owned Burfjord copper project in northern Norway. The survey determined the along-strike continuity of sulphide mineralisation over a 3km segment of prospective stratigraphy and a depth continuity of more than 100m.
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Boreal Metals has secured a four-year extension for its Gumsberg No. 1 Exploration Permit in Sweden, with operations now set to last until 21 January 2023. The exploration permit was granted an extension as the company continues to define and expand new zones of mineralisation on Gumsberg.
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While it is true that un-logged, old-growth forests in northernmost Norway, Sweden, Finland and Russia have very high conservation and biodiversity values …
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Scandinavia, part of northern Europe, generally held to consist of the two countries of the Scandinavian Peninsula, Norway and Sweden, with the addition of Denmark.Some authorities argue for the inclusion of Finland on geologic and economic grounds and of Iceland and the Faroe Islands on the grounds that their inhabitants …
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Since 1900, boreal-forest growing stock has doubled in Norway, increased 70% in Finland, and increased 85% in Sweden (Framstad et al. 2013). The higher …
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Fig. 1 Map of mines in the Arctic region active as of 2011 Haddaway et al. Environ Evid (2019) 8:9 Page 3 of 11 Table 1 List of minerals mined across Arctic and boreal countries (Alaska (US), Canada, Greenland, Iceland, The Faroes, Norway (including Svalbard), Sweden, Finland and Russia) and the number of mines according to a 2015 survey [33 ...
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The boreal forest (or "taiga") is the world's largest land biome. The boreal ecozone principally spans 8 countries: Canada, China, Finland, Japan, Norway, Russia, Sweden and the United States. It is typically comprised of coniferous tree species such as pine, spruce and fir with some broadleaf species such as poplar and birch.
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1 . Norway spruce (Picea abies), one of the dominant tree species in Eurasia, has spread slowly westward in northern Europe, invading eastern Finland about 6500 calibrated years ago (cal. years BP), eastern central Sweden about 2700 cal. years BP and southern Norway about 1000 cal. years BP.Its spread is the most recent and …
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In the last decade, wildfires burned 2.1 Mha y –1 throughout boreal forests in North America and 3.7 Mha y –1 in boreal Eurasia 6, although these Eurasian estimates may be on the lower end 7 ...
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fisheries, wildlife, agriculture, mining, outdoor recreation, and urban sustainability. We will define, discover, and document examples where sustainability of resource use matters.
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The high transfer of nuclides to reindeer, the geographical extension of reindeer herding and the special position of the Sami population in Finland, Sweden …
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This year, the drill is hosted equally by Finland, Norway and Sweden. ... "The High North represents an important and strategically located area for NATO" and the Nordic Response 2024 exercise "increases Nordic preparedness and the capability to conduct large-scale joint operations in challenging weather and climate," NATO said on …
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Climate change is foreseen to affect the boreal forests of Finland and Sweden in many ways. Temperatures are projected to rise and more precipitation is expected, especially in winter.
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The Sami people are a group of traditional people inhabiting a region spanning northern Norway, Sweden, Finland and Russia. ... pertaining to the social and environmental impacts of metal mining in Arctic and boreal regions. ... 2016;84:219–34. Gibson G, Klinck J. Canada's resilient north: the impact of mining on aboriginal communities. ...
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Logging and modern forest management reduced the frequency of key features of old-growth forest, especially old, dying and dead trees in the Scandinavian boreal forest during the 20th century. To quantify the decline and spatial differences, we have analysed density changes of old trees between 1926 and 1996 on a regional scale …
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Faroes, Norway (including Svalbard), Sweden, Finland and Russia (see T able 1 ), with the top five minerals being gold, iron, copper, nic kel and zinc [ 36 ].
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Mining the Boreal North. March 2013; American Scientist 101(2):1; DOI ... the geographical extension of reindeer herding and the special position of the Sami population in Finland, Sweden and ...
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Within the boreal zone, the forests in Fennoscandian countries (Finland, Sweden and Norway) have been under the most intensive and long-lasting utilization ... Tree mortality and snag …
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There is little empirical research on the impacts of mining on environmental and social systems in the literature. For example, there is a dearth of evidence on these impacts on the Sami; a group of traditional people inhabiting a region spanning northern Norway, Sweden, Finland and Russia.
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Spatial patterns, density changes and implications on biodiversity for old trees in the boreal landscape of northern Sweden. Spatial patterns, density changes and implications on biodiversity for old trees in the boreal landscape of northern Sweden. Rikard Andersson. 2004, Biological Conservation.
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Finland is a central location for boreal and Arctic peatlands, with over 10 million hectares of peatlands within its borders (~30% of the land area). Globally, peatlands store more than …
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1.. IntroductionThe climate of the boreal zone in northern Europe is characterized by a large temperature difference between summer and winter, the temperature difference between the warmest and the coldest month typically being at least 12–15°C (Ångström, 1974; Walter and Breckle, 1986).In Fennoscandia, however, the …
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In North America the taiga occupies much of Canada and Alaska. The vast boreal forest of Asia extends across Russia and southward into northeastern China and …
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which are vital for the livelihood of forest-dependent communities. The Sami people, native to the boreal regions of Norway, Sweden, Finland, and the Russian Federation, have lived in these forests for centuries and used them for reindeer breeding9. Consequently, by placing sustainability and resource-efficiency at the core of forest management
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