The impact of climate change on human settlement and adaptation in the north

Aristova, A. O.; Gaponova, Viktoriya

doi:10.52419/issn2782-6252.2022.2.107

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2022

DOI: 10.52419/issn2782-6252.2022.2.107

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The impact of climate change on human settlement and adaptation in the north

A. O. Aristova¹,

Viktoriya Gaponova²

Abstract: The nature of the Arctic creates unique conditions in which, in order to adapt and develop new cities, a person needs to take into account the experience of previously created northern economic regions. The article considers the main natural factors affecting the construction and urbanization of cities, assesses the prospects for the development of settlements beyond the Arctic Circle and analyzes environmental factors affecting the creation of a network of cities with a population engaged in oil-producing act… Show more

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Features of changes in walrus and polar bear populations under the influence of global warming

Nepochataya

Gaponova

2022

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The global warming of the Arctic, the reduction of the Arctic sea ice cover, as a result of climate change, significantly affects the representatives of the walrus and polar bear populations. Anthropogenic factors play a leading role among the causes of global warming.Changes associated with climate warming affect all elements of the ecosystem, while the impact may vary depending on the species and population. The main ones include: a decrease in the thickness and area of the ice cover and changes in the ambient temperature, migration, changes in the food chain food supply, predators, competitive species, the emergence of new infectious and invasive diseases, changes in the behavior (phenotype, genotype) of animals, which can have a huge impact on individual populations, so it is for the species as a whole. It is necessary to take into account the peculiarities of changes occurring in the populations of walrus and polar bear due to global climate warming and take timely measures to preserve these species of animals in the face of the threat of a decline in their populations.

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Features of changes in walrus and polar bear populations under the influence of global warming

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2022

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Features of Remote Sedation of the Northern Fur Seal in Natural Habitat

Gaponova¹,

Burkanov

Bukina³

2022

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One of the global environmental problems facing man is the pollution of the oceans by industrial and household garbage. Several hundred seals and sea lions injured by foreign objects are registered annually in reproductive rookeries. Without timely release, these animals are doomed to perish. In this regard, the purpose of the work was to test the technique of freeing injured marine mammals from foreign objects of anthropogenic origin using methods of remote sedation of animals. The problem of implementing measures for the release of marine mammals is associated, among other things, with the lack of proven methods and dosages of sedatives for these animals.In the course of this study, it was revealed that in order to carry out remote sedation, the following factors must be taken into account: weather conditions, distance to water, the presence of other animals between the object and the water, terrain features, danger from other animals, the place of the shot, the dose. The choice of an animal must be carried out depending on the period (harem / post-harem), age, psychological state, body weight and physical condition. In the course of working out the technique of freeing injured marine mammals from foreign objects of anthropogenic origin using methods of remote sedation of animals in a natural habitat, an algorithm for remote sedation using a Bushnell HOLO sight daninject 2528 mod jm remote injector was developed and tested (barrel diameter 11 mm, pressure in the applicator chamber 5 Bar (500 kPa), the size of the syringe-dart for sedation CMC 2-3 ml, needle length 4 cm), a scheme of combined anesthesia with the help of zoletil 100 (telazol) and medin (medetomedin) 1% has also been developed and successfully tested.

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The impact of climate change on human settlement and adaptation in the north

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Features of changes in walrus and polar bear populations under the influence of global warming

Features of changes in walrus and polar bear populations under the influence of global warming

Features of Remote Sedation of the Northern Fur Seal in Natural Habitat

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