• 

  Arctic Climate Impact Assessment (ACIA); A Draft Implementation Plan, Version 2.1 

  U.S. State Department (Arctic Council Secretariat, 1999-10-22)

  "This is a working draft of an implementation plan for an assessment of the consequences of climate variability and change and the effects of increased UV in the Arctic Region".
• 

  Recommendations of the Workshop session: Interaction and perspectives on collaboration of Yakutsk State University with the University oft he Arctic 

  U.S. State Department (Arctic Council Secretariat, 1999-11)

  "The organization of this separate workshop section during the conference is prompted by a) the necessity of increasing collaboration in circwnpolar studies and for preparing specialists through the University of the Arctic ...
• 

  Environmental Aspects of the Northern Dimension 

  U.S. State Department (Arctic Council Secretariat, 1999-07-16)

  "The aim of a Northern Dimension to EU policies is further development of regional cooperation in northern Europe and a greater role of the EU in existing organizations. [...] An important .element of the Northern Dimension ...
• 

  Highlights from the Working Group Chairs meeting with Senior Arctic Officials, 17 November, 1999 

  U.S. State Department (Arctic Council Secretariat, 1999-11-17)

  Notes from WG Chairs meeting with SAOs in Washington DC, 17 November, 1999.
• 

  International Actions on Persistent Organic Pollutants (POPs) and Heavy Metals under the Convention on Long-Range Transboundary Air Pollution (LRTAP); Canadian SAO's letter 

  U.S. State Department (Arctic Council Secretariat, 1999-07-22)

  Letter from Canadian SAO, Ambassador, Mary Simon, on the ratification process of the protocols on International Actions on Persistent Organic Pollutants (POPs) and Heavy Metals under the LRTAP Convention.
• 

  Nordic Proposal on the Phasing Out of Hazardous Chemicals Within One Generation; Submitted by Denmark 

  U.S. State Department (Arctic Council Secretariat, 1999-11)

  "Based on the serious findings of hazardous substances in many parts of the Arctic marine environment it is suggested to copy the proactive and progressive initiatives in other parts of the world in order to co-operate ...
• 

  LRTAP Protocols on POPs and Heavy Metals 

  U.S. State Department (Arctic Council Secretariat, 1999-10-29)

  Kingdom of Denmark's presentation of the Protocols on International Actions on Persistent Organic Pollutants (POPs) and Heavy Metals, that were signed in Aarhus, Denmark, 24 June, 1998 by the European Union and thirty five ...
• 

  Arctic Council Action Plan to Eliminate Pollution of the Arctic (ACAP) 

  U.S. State Department (Arctic Council Secretariat, 1999-10-22)

  The Arctic Council Action Plan project refers to the Iqaluit Ministerial, where SAOs were tasked with the construction of an overall plan of action to eliminate pollution of the Arctic. All ACAP action should in general ...
• 

  Financing of and mechanisms for balanced participation of Permanent Participants in the work of the Arctic Council 

  U.S. State Department (Arctic Council Secretariat, 1999-04-27)

  Exchange between the U.S. Chairmanship and the Indigenous Peoples' Secretariat regarding the financing of, and mechanisms in place, to secure balanced participation of the Permanent Participants in the work of the Arctic Council.
• 

  Coordination with Inter-Governmental Organization; "Host Principle" 

  U.S. State Department (Arctic Council Secretariat, 1999-05)

  SAO Chair´s discussion paper on the importance to pursue better coordination between the Arctic Council and other relevant, regional inter-governmental fora.
• 

  Arctic Council, Calendar of Events 

  U.S. State Department (Arctic Council Secretariat, 1999-05)

  List of upcoming Arctic Council events.
• 

  Arctic Council Action Plan to Eliminate Pollution of the Arctic (ACAP) 

  Norwegian Pollution Control Authority (Arctic Council Secretariat, 1999-04-29)

  This document is a first draft of ACAP, which should be the overall Arctic Council strategy on pollution issues identified through AMAP.
• 

  Memo on U.S. Chairmanship Priorities, 1998-2000 

  U.S. Chairmanship 1998-2000 (Arctic Council Secretariat, 1998-11-30)

  Communication from the U.S. Chairmanship, presenting proposed Arctic Council activities for the next two years, placing the importance on Sustainable Development, Environmental Protection, and Education, Outreach and Coordination.
• 

  Arctic Climate Impact Assessment (ACIA); DRAFT 

  U.S. State Department, Archive (Arctic Council Secretariat, 1999-04-21)

  A proposal and concept paper for the Senior Arctic Officials (SAOs) of the Arctic Council for a broad-based scientific assessment of the consequences of climate change and variability and effects due to increased UV-B in ...
• 

  SDWG Progress Report 

  U.S. Chairmanship (Arctic Council Secretariat, 1999-05)

  Working Group Chairs report to SAO´s updating their WG activities; discussion as appropriate.
• 

  PAME Progress Report 

  U.S. Chairmanship (Arctic Council Secretariat, 1999-05)

  Working Group Chairs report to SAO´s updating their WG activities; discussion as appropriate.
• 

  EPPR Progress Report 

  U.S. Chairmanship (Arctic Council Secretariat, 1999-05)

  Working Group Chairs report to SAO´s updating their WG activities; discussion as appropriate.
• 

  CAFF Progress Report 

  U.S. Chairmanship (Arctic Council Secretariat, 1999-05)

  Working Group Chairs report to SAO´s updating their WG activities; discussion as appropriate.
• 

  AMAP Progress Report 

  U.S. Chairmanship (Arctic Council Secretariat, 1999-05)

  Working Group Chairs report to SAO´s updating their WG activities; discussion as appropriate.
• 

  Agenda; Senior Arctic Officials Meeting; Anchorage, Alaska 

  U.S. Chairmanship (Arctic Council Secretariat, 1999-05)

  SAO meeting in Anchorage, 5-6 May 1999. Meeting Agenda

View more