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The Boreal Forest or Taiga is considered the world's largest land biome and is massive. In North America, it stretches over most of inland Canada, much of Alaska, and comes down into parts of the northern contiguous United States. In Europe and Asia, it covers much of Siberia, European Russia, Sweden, Finland, Norway, Estonia, northern …
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In the intensively managed boreal forests of Finland and Sweden, annual growth and harvesting have been increasing in the past 100 years. In the recent past (averaged over 2013–2017), an average of 68.3 and 82.8 million m 3 were harvested, corresponding to 75% and 78% of the annual growth in these two countries (Korhonen et …
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Mining the boreal North. DiVA diva-portal. Digitala Vetenskapliga Arkivet Simple search ... Sami (European people), land tenure, strip mining - environmental aspects, indigenous peoples - legal status, laws, etc., colonization, resource exploitation, reindeer herding, pastoral systems, forests & forestry, social aspects, northern hemisphere ...
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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 in …
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Canada, the Nordic countries (Norway, Sweden, and Finland), and Russia make up the core of this region, and the vast majority of the forest of these nations is considered to be of the boreal type. The United States, in Alaska, and China, in its northeastern region, both contain significant areas of boreal forest.
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Research highlights. Whole-tree harvesting in final felling reduced stand growth in Norway spruce during the first 31 years after planting. This growth reduction was due to a temporary reduction in site productivity 8–12 years after planting. N-content of needles during that period suggests that the temporal reduction in site productivity (i.e., …
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Potential for world-leading mining industry in northern Sweden according to new OECD study. ... a collaboration with the OECD that led to the territorial evaluation of the northernmost regions in Norway, Finland and Sweden in 2017. Since ... North Sweden European Office Avenue des Arts 11, 1210 St Josse, Brussels +32 (0)2 282 18 20 ...
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As in Norway and Finland, Sweden embraces its northern character, as seen in its celebration of winter sports, extensive vacationing in the North, and an affinity for northern life. Norrland makes up close to 60% of Sweden's land mass, organized in 9 provinces with a total population of more than 1.7 million people (with 77,000 in Luleå …
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NPP for boreal woodland in the Czech Republic region at 32,000 has recently been modelled at 50-150 g m À2 yr À1 (Huntley et al., 2013), below that recorded in northern Scandinavian boreal ...
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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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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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Nestling some 200 kilometres north of the Arctic Circle, Kiruna is a gem of a city that forms part of Swedish Lapland – an enormous area covering about a quarter of Sweden. Kiruna also has cultural and …
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This paper reviews the development of site type classifications in Fennoscandia (Finland, Sweden, Norway), with a discussion on circumboreal classification and corresponding mire vegetation types in Canada. The scale of observation affects classifications: small plot size (0.25-1 m2) has been used in Scandinavia to make detailed analyses of ...
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At 68°N, Europe's northernmost boreal forest, known as taiga in Russia, is found in the border areas of the Pasvik valley where Norway, Finland and Russia have protected parts of the old-growth ...
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As twilight falls, they return home laden with treasures — bilberries, raspberries, lingonberries and mushrooms. Approximately 500 million kg of berries and a staggering two billion kilograms of mushrooms grow in Finland's forests every year and the tradition of picking wild berries and mushrooms is as popular as ever, despite urbanization.
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WEBTable 1 List of minerals mined across Arctic and boreal countries (Alaska (US), Canada, Greenland, Iceland, The Faroes, Norway (including Svalbard), Sweden, …
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This paper investigates the emergence of an anti-mining movement in Ohcejohka, in north-ernmost Finland, in 2014–2015, and the ontological conflict manifested in the …
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Kaitera J, Henttonen H and Müller M (2019) Fungal species associated with butt rot of mature Scots pine and Norway spruce in northern boreal forests of Northern Ostrobothnia and Kainuu in Finland, European Journal of Plant Pathology, 10.1007/s10658-019-01678-2, 154:3, (541-554), Online publication date: 1-Jul-2019.
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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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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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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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i.e. the Scandinavian peninsula and Finland, and has a latitudinal extension from 56?N to 69?N (Fig. 1). The total forested area amounts to >50 million ha, of which 13% occurs in Norway, 40% in Finland and 47% in Sweden (Nordic Statistical Secretariat 1990). Man has utilised the boreal forest, for various
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Sweden, Norway, and Finland are the top three countries (respectively) by the number of islands they have. Sweden has more than 267,000 islands, and a measly 984 of those are inhabited. Hundreds of …
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The boreal ecozone principally spans 8 countries: Canada, China, Finland, Japan, Norway, Russia, Sweden and the United States. The Boreal Biome or Taiga covers 17 million square kilometres (6.6 million square miles) or 11.5% of the Earth's land area, second only to deserts and xeric shrublands. The largest areas are located in Russia and …
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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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north boreal zone in Finland and Sweden (Ruuhij~vi 1983; Sj/Srs 1983). Paisa mires with peat mounds re- present the northernmost type of boreal mire complex- es in …
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The Arctic Circle is an imaginary line of latitude located approximately 66.5 degrees north of the Earth's equator. It marks the southernmost boundary of the Arctic region. The line passes through several countries, including Norway, Sweden, Finland, Russia, Alaska (United States), Canada, Greenland (Denmark), and I celand.
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land, e Faroes, Norway (including Svalbard), Sweden, Finland and Russia (see T able 1 ), with the top five miner - als being gold, iron, copper, nickel and zinc [ 33 ].
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There is only one Lapland but it is governed and administrated by four separate countries – Norway, Sweden, Finland and Russia. So you may hear people refer to Swedish Lapland or Finnish Lapland, which refers to the part of Lapland that is in Sweden or Finland. The Norwegian section of Lapland is, confusingly, also known as …
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In the boreal forest of North- ... The Nordic countries, Finland, Norway, and. ... Sweden. The boreal forest landscape in Sweden has. changed dramatically during the last 150 years.
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