ARCTIC TODAY - TASS

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Tunnel between Russia and US may become a most expensive project — expert

Komi Region's investment portfolio worth $9 billion contains 72 projects — governor

Arctic Floating University to test new approaches to measuring waves, currents

Arctic Floating University to survey participants' sleep quality

Arktikugol, Northern Forum to develop scientific cooperation in Arctic

The memorandum was signed by Arktikugol's CEO Ildar Neverov, and the Northern Forum Academy's Executive Director Vladimir Vasiliev

Students start Arctic Team expedition on Solovetsky Islands

The summer program brings together 116 universities from Russia's 53 regions

Yakutia updates social, economic development strategy

The strategy covers the areas of healthcare, social policy, education, transport, housing, economic sectors, ecology, tourism, and support for local production

Russian scientists create neural network to assess reindeer conditions

The development will solve a range of problems that the livestock industry in the Arctic is facing

Volunteers clean landfill in nature reserve near Arkhangelsk

Over two days of work in Arkhangelsk, the project participants cleaned two unauthorized landfills of four hectares and collected 17 tons of waste

Scientists sample water, soil from submarine sinking site in Barents Sea

The K-159 submarine sank on August 30, 2003 near the Kildin Island while being towed for disposal

Clean Arctic eyes creating international volunteer camp for North cleanup missions

The initiative will bring together volunteers from all Arctic states to clean up jointly all the industrial waste: scrap metal, fuel barrels, abandoned machinery and dilapidated infrastructure facilities

Russian AI algorithm to protect vessels in Arctic storms — scientists

The neural network is particularly good at predicting movement of squall winds and wave heights in the Barents Sea

Resort in Karelia attracts tourists by inviting them to white whales 'nursery'

The resort will be able to accommodate up to 1,700 guests at a time

Volunteers remove 30 tons of scrap metal from Earth's northernmost settlement

The Piramida settlement on the Spitsbergen archipelago was mothballed in 1998 as coal mining stopped there due to a lack of profit