Braving the Cold: Climate, Competition and Collaboration in the Arctic Sea Lanes

April 6, 2020, 12:00-1:00pm (registration required)
Online

Join the Foreign Policy Research Institute (FPRI) for an online talk with Roman Sidortsov, Anthony W. Strawa, Rebecca Pincus and Saleem H. Ali on issues regarding the Arctic.

With sea lanes opening in the Arctic, a new race for resources has created opportunities for both cooperation and competition among Arctic nations and great powers alike. With Russia assuming the rotating chair of the Arctic Council this year, how will this impact Arctic diplomacy? What role will climate change play in these negotiations? How will U.S. competition with Russia impact agreements over Arctic waterways and resources? To answer these questions and yours, FPRI has assembled a panel of experts on Arctic Policy. Joining host Saleem Ali for the next installment of the First State Series will be former NASA Scientist Anthony Strawa, Russian Energy Policy Expert Roman Sidorstov and the U.S. Naval War College’s Rebecca Pincus.

Registration is required; information can be found at this link.

Speakers:

Rebecca Pincus, assistant professor, Strategic and Operational Research Department (SORD), Center for Naval Warfare Studies, U.S. Naval War College

Anthony W. Strawa, staff scientist, securethefuture2100.org; chief scientist, Sustainable Silicon Valley; Catholic Climate Ambassador

Roman Sidorstov, assistant professor of energy policy, Michigan Technological University; associate editor of energy research and social science; senior research fellow in energy justice and transitions, Science Policy Research Unit, University of Sussex

Saleem H. Ali, environmental security scholar; professor in energy and the environment, University of Delaware; senior fellow, Columbia University’s Center on Sustainable Investment