The book "Oil & Gas Exploration in the Arctic: Is the Legal Framework Suitable?" offers a comprehensive analysis of the legal conditions for the development of oil and gas resources in the Arctic. In light of the increasing demand for fossil fuels and the associated activities in this sensitive region, the author Christina Adegun highlights the challenges arising from the fragmentation of the existing legal framework. The book examines the impact of international and regional conventions on the national laws of the coastal states and provides a comparison between the legal approaches of Canada and the United States. It discusses the extent to which existing laws meet environmental protection requirements and whether they are suitable for the specific conditions of the Arctic.