When talking about the Tropical North, we are talking about countries north of the equatorial line and whose weathers tend to have seasons, instead of a constant climate, like the tropics nearer the ecuador line. Because of their closeness to the North Pole, these countries, like Canada, parts of the U.S like Alaska and the northernmost states, Russia, England, Scotland, Finland, to name a few, these nations would seem like an unideal place to live given their extremely cold weather during the winter seasons and their changing climate. But the truth is that, unlike what it would be expected, these nations have shown better development and financial wealth whereas warmer countries near the ecuador line seem to suffer financial strife and harship. There are many studies and research that has tried to explain the reason for this, but one of the conclusions that have been drawn is that these colder northernmost nations enjoy the abudance of natural resources that have been intelligently exploited, instead of just ransacked, and therefore, they have been able to exploit the reaches of their land without depleting it. So, two of the most productive activities in countries like Canada, and others, and that make them economically developed are: B: farming and C: fishing.
