ARCTIC TODAY - TASS

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Ice cover area in Arctic to decrease despite cold winter

Scientists study ecosystems' recovery from industrial impacts

Far East's mining, processing investment potential to make $207 billion by 2036

Moscow University publishes atlas describing hazardous landscape changes in Arctic

Arctic is not just shift work,tundra — Arctic and Northern Urban Studies Center director

According to Nadezhda Zamyatina, for the past ten years life in the North has become more comfortable

Russian-Brazil circumnavigation expedition begins final stage

The yacht has departed from Rio de Janeiro heading for Salvador

Women better adapted to Northern conditions than men — hormones research results

The research was conducted by scientists of the Laverov Federal Research Center for Integrated Arctic Studies

Scientists forecast complete melting of glacier, which they use to analyze climate

The Aldegonda Glacier has lost about 20% of its mass, scientists say

Arctic Floating University plans measuring waves, currents in polar seas

The main objective of all the research is to study conditions of coastal ecosystems of the Barents and the Kara Seas in the climate change in the Arctic and in the increasing anthropogenic pressure

Number of foreign tourists visiting Arctic 23.3% up in 2025

The number of tourists visiting Chukotka grew by 59.7%, as well as the Nenets Autonomous Region and the Murmansk Region

Green Arctic volunteers plan four cleanup expeditions to Yamal

Their goal is to clean up the Arctic territories from negative consequences of economic activities

Segezha Group's supplies to China via Northern Sea Route grow fourfold

By using the Arctic route, the company cuts the load on the Eastern Railway Polygon and on the transit flow through border crossings in Kazakhstan

Russian scientists find on Spitsbergen lichens untypical for Arctic

Ten species were discovered on the archipelago for the first time

Barents Sea ice shrinks making cold winters more often in European Russia, scientist says

Cold weather of the kind occurs most often "precisely from the second half of January to the end of February," and this effect is clearly seen in the temperature anomalies statistics over recent two decades, Vladimir Semenov pointed out