Russia Indicates Support for International Arctic Fisheries Accord

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Russia Indicates Support for International Arctic Fisheries Accord

A recent article in The New York Times documents the latest development in negotiations to secure an international fishing agreement for the Central Arctic Ocean. 

The article quotes Scott Highleyman, director of Pew’s international Arctic program, on the progress of cooperation between countries that have an interest in protecting Arctic fisheries.

Read the article at The New York Times

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