CLEAN : The Arctic's tricky quest for sustainable tourism

The video discusses the unique experience of a location with mountains and snow, emphasizing the importance of sustainability and technology in making progress. It highlights local challenges, such as climate impact and energy production, and the paradox of having a coal power plant. The video also addresses the role of tourism in sustainability and the need for cooperation on a larger scale to address these issues.

What makes the experience of visiting the mountains described in the video unique?

• The crowded environment

• The lack of snow

• The once-in-a-lifetime nature

• The frequent visits

Why is silence considered important in the context of the video?

• It helps in communication

• It prevents technology from advancing

• It is irrelevant to sustainability

• It creates a feeling of not disturbing the environment

What is the main paradox faced by locals in Svalbard regarding sustainability?

• They have no access to technology

• Their local efforts are overshadowed by larger global issues

• Their tourism industry is declining

• They have no climate footprint

What is the major issue with transportation in Svalbard?

• It is too cheap

• It is not used by tourists

• It contributes significantly to the climate footprint

• It is very efficient

What is necessary for addressing sustainability issues in Svalbard?

• Individual efforts

• Local business initiatives

• Cooperation on a larger scale

• Ignoring the problem

What is the goal of the tourist industry in Svalbard?

• To reduce the number of hotels

• To eliminate all tourism

• To develop more sustainable activities

• To increase the number of tourists

What is the concern regarding the number of tourists in Svalbard?

• There are too few tourists

• The number of tourists is at its limit

• Tourists are not interested in sustainability

• Tourists do not visit Svalbard