The Arctic: A Region of Rivalry or Cooperation? Key Quotes

This paper by Martha G. Russell and Nataliya V. Smorodinskaya published in Technological Forecasting & Social Change looks at innovation ecosystems through the lens of complexity science, considering them as open non-linear entities that are characterized by changing multi-faceted motivations of networked actors, high receptivity to feedback, and persistent structural transformations.

A research by consulting firm KPMG examines how companies can use technological innovations to reduce their carbon footprint and improve competitiveness.

Did you know that the United States has are more than 155,000 public water systems? With so many different systems, it becomes inevitable to wonder where our drinking water actually comes from and how safe it is. Even though there have been some incidents that have dented the confidence of US residents in the water that comes out of their taps, public water in the US is relatively safe. In 2019, the United States Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) Administrator, Andrew Wheeler, noted that 92% of public water systems meet safe water standards.

Task force Arctic Energy at the Energy Centre of the Moscow School of Management SKOLKOVO present the second volume of study series Arctic Energy dedicated to analysis of activities of major oil and gas companies in development of the Russian Arctic.