Overview:
The thawing of the Arctic is opening up an ancient maritime route — and with it, a new era of global competition. In this timely and compelling article, Dr Linda Parker explains why the Northwest Passage is fast becoming a flashpoint for international conflict and ecological concern. She unpacks the historical context, rising diplomatic tensions, and looming environmental risks — from disrupted marine habitats to cultural loss among Indigenous Arctic communities. A must-read as the climate crisis redraws the map of global power.

Author bio:
Dr Linda Parker is one of Britain’s leading polar and military historians. She is the author of six acclaimed books, a frequent public speaker, co-founder of the British Modern Military History Society, and editor of Pennant, the naval chaplaincy history journal.

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