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The Arctic as a commercial frontier

The North is moving from the edge of the map to the center of continental strategy. Minerals, energy, ports, telecommunications and defense supply chains are all converging there, and Indigenous nations are central to how projects get built.

Why the North, why now

The North American Arctic, from Alaska across northern Canada to Greenland, holds minerals and energy that the whole continent now treats as strategic. Longer ice-free seasons are opening shipping routes, and security interests are driving new investment in infrastructure and communications.

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