Oil from the Arctic: to drill or not to drill…

Charles Emmerson listening to the presentation by Robert J. Blaauw, senior Arctic Adviser with Shell.
Is not such an easy question to answer, Charles Emmerson from the British think-tank Chatham House told the Arctic Futures conference hosted by the International Polar Foundation and the EU committee of the regions in Brussels. In a session on the future of energy resources in the Arctic, he said it depends on various factors, including geographical location, economic costs and geo-political aspects. Emmerson was co-author of a study Arctic Opening: Opportunity and Risk in the High North for Chatham House and Lloyds.
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October 9, 2012 | 9:54 am
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