The Global Commons: Antarctica
Examine the unique challenges of governing Antarctica as a global common and the Antarctic Treaty System.
Key Questions
- Analyze why Antarctica is considered a global common and its ecological significance.
- Evaluate the effectiveness of the Antarctic Treaty System in protecting the continent.
- Predict the future threats to Antarctica from climate change and resource exploitation.
National Curriculum Attainment Targets
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