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Wages in North should compensate for complicated Arctic conditions — governor

Arctic warming peak due in 2030-35, then frosty winters return, expert says

Scientific platform to test technology solutions due in Arkhangelsk Region

Clean Arctic's first expedition to Spitsbergen departs from Murmansk

Trans-Arctic Transport Corridor project becomes macroregion's megadriver — expert

The Trans-Arctic Transport Corridor's sea part is about 14,000 km, and about 10,000 km are land infrastructures, including railways and highways, as well as inland waterways

Arctic islands may act as 'refrigerators' for species to survive in significant warming

According to Director of the Laverov Federal Research Center for Integrated Arctic Studies Ivan Bolotov, the planet has seen such warming, and it was even more powerful

Barents Sea vortexes' first map can improve climate forecasts — scientists

According to the scientists, marine vortices in shallow waters of the northwestern Barents Sea mix water intensively, raising warm and salty Atlantic waters to the surface, accelerating ice melting and redistributing nutrients

Arktikugol expects more scrap metal to be transported from Spitsbergen in coming season

The company has identified sites in Russian settlements where work will be organized, the company's Director General Ildar Neverov said

Students collect material for films about Arkhangelsk Region's famous people

Under the project, students will create scripted biopic applications

Yacht expedition to study microplastics begins in Arkhangelsk Region

The expedition team will test environmental techniques and equipment to monitor the environment in real expedition conditions

Arcticugol awaits Seoul delegation to work on Spitsbergen

According to the company's Director General Ildar Neverov, Arcticugol also cooperates with Chinese partners

First comprehensive expedition along canyon-type river begins in Arkhangelsk Region

The route will run across the reserve, thus camp sites will be organized with fire precautions and in compliance with other environmental legislation requirements

Arctic port, industrial regions more resilient than resource-rich areas — expert

Professor at the Mining Institute of the MISIS University of Science and Technology Svetlana Lipina highlighted that port hubs, including the northern Arctic destinations, remained sensitive to supply disruptions, however available alternative industries could offset partially the negative effects

Russian scientists develop method to study reaction of Siberian forests to global warming

According to Head of the Laboratory for Integrated Studies of Eurasian Forest Dynamics at the Siberian Federal University Alberto Arsak and his colleagues, the Russian Arctic and mountainous regions presently are facing the most rapid climate change