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The question naturally arises whether sustainability and improvements in quality of life in the north are derived best from gearing resources toward industrial development, or alternatively, from investing in the small-scale economic development of local communities. This would involve local participation and decision-making, and benefits that accrue more directly to local stakeholders , with economic leakages to outside markets and economic interests minimized. As an alternative to extractivism there is an increasing body of literature that argues for the development of more economic diversification of local and regional economies, with non-extractive alternatives, including the implementation of legislation to help protect the interests of local communities. Shaw, Lucas (July 15, 2020). "These Are Netflix's 10 Most Popular Original Movies". Bloomberg. Archived from the original on July 15, 2020 . Retrieved July 15, 2020. Filming for the sequel was slated to begin in Sydney, New South Wales, Australia in September 2021, but measures related to the COVID-19 pandemic moved production to Prague. [9] On November 29, 2021, Hargrave announced that principal photography had begun in Prague, Czech Republic, [10] before Hemsworth announced that he began filming his scenes on December 4. [11] Further shooting began in Vienna, Austria on January 28, 2022, and lasted until February 14, 2022. Scenes were shot at Donau City in the vicinity of the DC Towers. [12] Filming officially wrapped on April 6, 2022. [13] The film was shot on the ARRI ALEXA Mini LF cameras by implementing the same long-take strategies from the first film. [14] Reshoots for the film took place in Prague in November 2022. [15] Release [ edit ] Using a capitals framework, Brenda Parlee ( Reference Parlee2015) investigated how the possible symptoms of a resource curse are experienced and managed by Indigenous communities in northern Alberta, Canada, with a focus on the case of the Athabasca oil sands. She found that symptoms of the resource curse are present, with many Indigenous communities suffering disproportionately from resource development, and that social capital is important to sustainable resource development (Parlee, Reference Parlee2015: 434). While potential benefits from resource extraction and export to foreign markets of fish, timber, or minerals may include improved utilization of existing factors of production, expanded factor endowments, and economic linkage effects, economic weaknesses from extractivism may result. This can happen when external markets grow slowly or experience downturns, when resource earnings are unstable due to price fluctuations, and when local expectations about diversification around an export base are non-existent or limited. Hence, benefits to local and regional economies may fall far short of expectations, and net-benefits may turn out to be negative when regional economic linkages and multiplier effects are weak or non-existent (Horowitz et al., Reference Horowitz, Keeling, Lévesque, Rodon, Schott and Thériault2018; Larsen & Huskey, Reference Larsen, Huskey, Petrov and Graybill2020).

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If you think you may have complications from a tooth extraction, seek advice from your dentist as soon as possible. Extractivism in the Arctic is changing, as we can start to discern the contours of a post-fossil fuel society and as the future of traditional mining is uncertain in many places of the world. That said, the transition toward a low carbon future will require tremendous investment in mineral extraction including rare earth minerals (Prior et al., Reference Prior, Giurco, Mudd, Mason and Behrisch2012; Gilberthorpe & Hilson, Reference Gilberthorpe and Hilson2014; Rossi et al., Reference Rossi, Forget, Gunzburger, Bergeron, Samper and Camizuli2021; Sörlin, Reference Sörlin and Nord2021, Reference Sörlin and Sörlin2023, see Chapter 1; Lien, Reference Lien and Sörlin2023, see Chapter 12). Extractivism itself is connected to post-fossil fuel futures: certain minerals are central to electrification, renewable energy infrastructure such as solar panels and wind turbines, and extractive elements may be detected in the seemingly post-material versions of Arctic economies, such as tourism , education, science, and culture (Sokolíčková & Eriksen, Reference Sokolíčková, Eriksen and Sörlin2023; see Chapter 3). This phenomenon implies that extractivism should perhaps be seen as a socio-economic formation in deep resonance with these ongoing transformations just as much as it is a historical “hole in the ground” tied to certain waning commodities or forms of energy. If you have had a general anaesthetic or sedative, you’ll need to rest until the effects of the anaesthetic or sedative have worn off. Ask a friend or family member to take you home and ask them to stay with you for a day or so while the anaesthetic wears off. Pirodsky, Jason (November 14, 2022). "Chris Hemsworth wraps 'Extraction 2' reshoots in Prague, greets fans from Prague Castle". The Prague Reporter. Archived from the original on November 14, 2022 . Retrieved November 14, 2022. This prompts the question: Is extractivism so prevalent in the Arctic precisely because of its low population density, remoteness, and isolation? The fact that it seems poised to remain demographically thin, despite earlier visions (Stefansson, Reference Stefansson1922) and despite more recent speculations of a cold “new North” serving as a refuge for an overheating planet (Emmerson, Reference Emmerson2011; Smith, Reference Smith2011, discussed in Sörlin, Reference Sörlin and Wormbs2018), both by and large futile, suggests that this general situation will likely remain. Does that mean that Arctic extractivism will continue, even in a world where it becomes increasingly untenable where human settlement is more widespread, cities bigger, and alternative low-carbon futures more urgently required? We don’t know. It is certainly possible. The fossil fuel-driven world as we know it is still with us, but increasingly questioned and partly curtailed. Peak oil, a concept coined in 1947 by Marion King Hubbert (Priest, Reference Priest2014; Warde, Robin & Sörlin, Reference Warde, Robin and Sörlin2018), was passed in 2006 according to the International Energy Agency , and the IEA more recently have been vocal in their support for the switch to renewable energy sources. Although predictions are contradictory it has seemed likely for considerable time that the decline will be propelled by the global concerns over climate change rather than any absolute scarcity of fossil fuels (Deffeyes, Reference Deffeyes2005). Coal consumption and production are already taking a downturn in many parts of the world, led by global ambitions to curb climate change and reach the UN Sustainable Development Goals , although the pace of progress is deeply uncertain.

Already, the Early Modern revolution of natural philosophy has legitimized the sense that Man’s destiny is to dominate and exploit a nature “out there,” a mechanized nature in which humans had no part. Man replaced God and put himself in a position beyond nature. This represented no shift from the Judeo-Christian tradition, however, as Man was seen also in biblical times as being the steward of Creation , and the benefactor of all goods that could be drawn from it (as in for instance Genesis 2:19). The combination of the Christian anthropocentric notion of the world, where Man is regarded as God’s representative on Earth, and the Athenian focus on the nature of Man and his ability to make sense of the world constructed a reality where “Christianity absorbed the anthropocentric dominance views of Platonic-Aristotelian Greek philosophy” (Sessions, Reference Sessions1977: 486). This, in turn, helped pave the way for the future rationalization of man’s utilization of the resources of the planet. Influential feminist thinkers (e.g., Merchant, Reference Merchant1980) have argued that it would be reasonable to ascribe the subsequent appropriation of the natural world to the premise that the observing and acting human subject was firmly placed – both epistemologically and morally – outside of nature. In a colonial frame of mind, “nature” thus turned into objects of value (“resources”) or “marvelous possessions” (Greenblatt, Reference Greenblatt1991) that could be controlled, owned, and exploited.

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The film had a long development process. On March 5, 2012, it was revelead that Dwayne Johnson is attached to star in the film, originally titled Ciudad, with the Russo Brothers on board to direct from a screenplay by Joe Russo. [2] In Extraction, Tyler Rake is an elite Australian mercenary who is still haunted by the death of his young son. Indian teenager Ovi Mahajan (Rudhraksh Jaiswal), the son of a crime lord who has been sent to prison, is kidnapped by his father's biggest rival and held in Dhaka, Bangladesh. Knowing that his boss can't really afford mercenaries to rescue Ovi, right-hand man Saju (Randeep Hooda) hires Tyler and a team of fellow guns-for-hire to rescue Ovi, with plans to kill them all once the boy is free instead of paying what he owes. Raffael Ahsan's Extraction story: The lone Bangladeshi on a Hollywood set". Dhaka Tribune. May 9, 2020. Archived from the original on May 21, 2020 . Retrieved May 13, 2020. Against this view, detractors argue that the influx of foreign workers would change the community beyond recognition, that the mine would affect the sheep pastures adversely, in addition to the health risks and environmental degradation entailed in the open pit mine. In the 2021 elections, the anti-mining Community of the People party ( Inuit Ataqatigiit) narrowly won, and this will for the time being put the mining project on hold. A proposed iron mine further north (the Isua mine), whose concession is owned by London Mining, does not seem to have led to similar controversy. Located 150 kilometers north of the capital Nuuk, this mine would not interfere with community life as the area is uninhabited; on the other hand, the potential climate impact of iron mining is considerable, unlike rare earth mining.