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October 8, 2007 · about 19 years ago

Ice melt raises passage tension

In another sign of potential friction in the warming Arctic, Canada has warned that it will step up patrols of the North West Passage. Record summer melting of sea-ice has cleared the passage for the first time; and immediately escalated a dispute over who controls the route.

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In another sign of potential friction in the warming Arctic, Canada has warned that it will step up patrols of the North West Passage.

Record summer melting of sea-ice has cleared the passage for the first time; and immediately escalated a dispute over who controls the route.

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