Arctic Environmental Protection Strategy

Target entity: Arctic Environmental Protection Strategy
Context triple: [Protection of the Arctic Marine Environment, precededBy, Arctic Environmental Protection Strategy]

• A. Protection of the Arctic Marine Environment
  Protection of the Arctic Marine Environment is a working group under the Arctic Council focused on preventing and reducing pollution and environmental risks to Arctic marine ecosystems.
• B. Conservation of Arctic Flora and Fauna
  Conservation of Arctic Flora and Fauna is a working group focused on the protection and sustainable management of Arctic ecosystems, species, and biodiversity.
• C. Arctic Contaminants Action Program
  The Arctic Contaminants Action Program is a working group under the Arctic Council focused on reducing and preventing pollution and hazardous contaminants in the Arctic environment.
• D. Russian Arctic protected areas
  Russian Arctic protected areas are a network of reserves, national parks, and other conservation areas across Russia’s Arctic zone established to protect its unique polar ecosystems, wildlife, and landscapes.
• E. Antarctic Conservation Act
  The Antarctic Conservation Act is a U.S. federal law that protects the Antarctic environment by regulating activities such as wildlife disturbance, waste disposal, and the introduction of non-native species in the region.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: Arctic Environmental Protection Strategy
Target entity description: The Arctic Environmental Protection Strategy was an early international agreement among Arctic states aimed at coordinating efforts to safeguard the region’s fragile environment and laid the groundwork for later Arctic governance frameworks.

• A. Protection of the Arctic Marine Environment
  Protection of the Arctic Marine Environment is a working group under the Arctic Council focused on preventing and reducing pollution and environmental risks to Arctic marine ecosystems.
• B. Conservation of Arctic Flora and Fauna
  Conservation of Arctic Flora and Fauna is a working group focused on the protection and sustainable management of Arctic ecosystems, species, and biodiversity.
• C. Arctic Contaminants Action Program
  The Arctic Contaminants Action Program is a working group under the Arctic Council focused on reducing and preventing pollution and hazardous contaminants in the Arctic environment.
• D. Russian Arctic protected areas
  Russian Arctic protected areas are a network of reserves, national parks, and other conservation areas across Russia’s Arctic zone established to protect its unique polar ecosystems, wildlife, and landscapes.
• E. Antarctic Conservation Act
  The Antarctic Conservation Act is a U.S. federal law that protects the Antarctic environment by regulating activities such as wildlife disturbance, waste disposal, and the introduction of non-native species in the region.
• F. None of above. chosen