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WWF Arctic Council Scorecard

Shipping

Arctic shipping – both destinational and transit – has increased significantly during the past decade. This trend is projected to continue due to increased demand for resources and shortened routes as Arctic shipping lanes become free of ice for longer periods. Both factors increase the risk of major environmental impacts.

Ratings

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D

Canada

Protection from various shipping risks2/6
Actions to reduce air emissions from shipping1/8
Arctic marine traffic system2/2
OVERALL RATING5/16

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D

Kingdom of Denmark (Greenland & Faroe Islands)

Protection from various shipping risks2/6
Actions to reduce air emissions from shipping3/8
Arctic marine traffic system1/2
OVERALL RATING6/16

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B

Finland

Protection from various shipping risks2/2
Actions to reduce air emissions from shipping2/4
Arctic marine traffic systemN/A
OVERALL RATING4/6

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D

Iceland

Protection from various shipping risks2/6
Actions to reduce air emissions from shipping1/8
Arctic marine traffic system2/2
OVERALL RATING5/16

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B

Norway

Protection from various shipping risks5/6
Actions to reduce air emissions from shipping3/8
Arctic marine traffic system2/2
OVERALL RATING10/16

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D

Russia

Protection from various shipping risks3/6
Actions to reduce air emissions from shipping0/8
Arctic marine traffic system2/2
OVERALL RATING5/16

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A

Sweden

Protection from various shipping risks2/2
Actions to reduce air emissions from shipping4/4
Arctic marine traffic systemN/A
OVERALL RATING6/6

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D

USA

Protection from various shipping risks3/6
Actions to reduce air emissions from shipping1/8
Arctic marine traffic system0/2
OVERALL RATING4/16

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