ARCTIC TODAY - TASS

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Pomors boat museum opens on island in Northern Dvina River delta

Siberian linguists find specific word perception in different peoples

Spring flood water levels in northern rivers to be forecasted using AI

Life before Barents: Russian scientists reiterate Spitsbergen discovery discussion

Investment projects in Far East attract investments of more than $6 billion

The mining industry and metallurgy are leaders in terms of investments

University's satellite collects data on space radiation at various heights above Arctic

Researchers obtained data from 500 to 200 km

Thawing rate of glaciers depends on climate as well as on their shape, scientists say

The scientists came to this conclusion based on results of years-long glaciological monitoring of two mountain-valley glaciers - the Aldegonda and the West Grenfjord - on the Spitsbergen Archipelago

Ecology trail to Olor Waterfall opened near Putorana Plateau in Krasnoyarsk Region

While walking along the new trail, visitors will be able to see rare representatives of the northern fauna, for example, gyrfalcon, peregrine falcon, white-billed loon and tundra swan

Yakutia's experts to study how regulated reindeer grazing affects permafrost preservation

Agreement on the study was inked at Northern Sustainable Development Forum in Yakutsk

Scientists link Kara Gate Strait's internal waves to sea tides

The research is necessary for a more accurate description of heat exchange in the Arctic seas to refine climate models

Drones monitor airport equipment in Arkhangelsk

A specialized structural unit has been formed in the 2nd Arkhangelsk United Aviation Squadron

Expert points to measures to keep personnel in Arctic

According to chairperson of Yakutia's State Committee for Employment, it is necessary to synchronize employers' corporate programs and the Arctic Zone development's master plans

Russian scientists make calculations to improve Arctic energy resource extraction safety

Huge reserves of so-called methane hydrates or clathrates lay inside the marine and onshore permafrost deposits in the Russian and foreign Arctic

Arctic emergency rescue centers may become base for future bio-ecological settlements

Acting Head of the Research Institute for Advanced Research and Innovative Life Safety Technologies at the Ministry of Emergency Situations' St. Petersburg University Sergey Ivakhnyuk said it is necessary to move forward from separate centers to their distributed network as outposts