ARCTIC TODAY - TASS

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Scientists explain Arctic plankton's biological clock in darkness

Murmansk University comments on testing of stratospheric platform for Arctic research

Marine debris composition changes at Novaya Zemlya's monitoring site

Clean Arctic volunteers fly to Cape Chelyuskin to prepare center for coming expeditions

Scientists first time assess brown trout population on White Sea archipelago

The scientists conducted a genetic analysis, and prepared a scientific article for the Reports of the Russian Academy of Sciences. Life Sciences magazine

Scientists to install 75 camera traps on island in Kara Sea

The first expedition will be working for almost one month – from July 31 to August 25

Walrus skull with narwhal tusk embedded in it found on Arctic island

Scientists found the skull a few dozen meters from the coastline

Current year's first subsidized coastal voyage from Arkhangelsk to deliver cargo to Pevek

Voyages along the Northern Sea Route are subsidized to transport products at discounted sea freight rates, to build sustainable logistics, and to use better the Northern Sea Route's potential

Scientists first time use method to search for bacteria in air near bird nests in Arctic

The expedition participants established that the coliform bacteria's concentration near large bird colonies reaches a level where there is a possibility of spreading pathogenic or opportunistic bacteria in microbial aerosols formed around bird rookeries

Sleep regime, light helpful in cutting risk of depression in Arctic — psychologist

Olga Fidrya said that it is important to get the most available natural light in the morning, and darken the bedroom during the white nights season

Arctic Floating University expedition returns from polar archipelagos

Experts collected samples to assess the marine carbonate system and the carbon dioxide flow at the boundary of water and atmosphere

Mirages, ikotka attacks, crosses. What secrets Arkhangelsk Region is keeping

The Pomors, or coast-dwellers, always lived as if on boundaries between worlds - between the sea and the sky, between the river and the forest

Biggest fragment of 17-century boat found in Arkhangelsk

The Northern Maritime Museum's Director Evgeny Tenetov said that the ship was stitched, not built

Ice retreats in Siberia give way to greenhouse gases emissions, Tomsk scientists say

The spring ice meltdown provokes a sharp release of carbon accumulated over the cold season