The Challenge of arctic shipping science, environmental assessment, and human values (McGill-Queen's University Press, 1990)
Includes bibliographical references
Introduction / Gordon Beanlands -- Part one: Science -- In pursuit of knowledge: Arctic shipping and marine science / Cynthia Lamson -- The physical environment / Robert A. Lake -- Marine mannals and ice-breakers / Brian D. Smiley -- Seabirds and environmental assessment / Richard G.B. Brown -- Part two: Differing assessments -- Industry, shipping proposals, and science / Robert L. Dryden -- Inuit concerns and environmental assessment / Peter Jull -- Coming of age: territorial review / John Donihee and Heather Myers -- The Federal EARP experience / David W.I. Marshall -- Part three: The big picture -- Hydrocarbon transport and risk assessment / Ray Lemberg -- Science policy and ocean management / Douglas M. Johnston -- On the road to Kingdom Come / David L. VanderZwaag
This survey of the problems and challenges of shipping in the Arctic Ocean includes polar oceanography, marine mammals and ice-breakers, seabirds, petroleum exploration, oil spills, environmental impact of industrial activities, Inuit land claims and the possibility of native self-government