ARCTIC TODAY - TASS

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Housing purchased under Far Eastern Mortgage program hits record in 2025

Barents Sea ice period almost one month shorter over recent 40 years — scientist

Scientists begin analyzing radon in Pinega nature reserve caves

Arctic Ocean's ice thickness in March is record big since 2019

Arkhangelsk university experts develop new lactobacilli-based drugs from wood materials

Creating prebiotics and carriers to fix or immobilize probiotics from wood raw materials requires chemical and biocatalytic processes of several stages

Yakutia extends Master of Management in Creative Industries program to business aspects

The program was launched together with the Higher School of Innovation Management under Yakutia's governor

Gazprom Neft develops model to forecast permafrost changes to 2050

The data will favor safe operation of existing facilities, as well as efficient design and construction of new facilities in the Arctic

Using drones favors Northern Sea Route's safety, expert says

Alexey Fadeev added that the unmanned logistics will cut the cost of projects in the Arctic and the Far East and will accelerate their implementation by 24%

Preferential Mortgage program boosts housing construction in Arctic by 72% — minister

Under the Far Eastern and Arctic Mortgage program, 10,600 loans were issued in the regions of the Russian Arctic in 2025, Alexey Chekunkov pointed out

Scientists develop oil sorbents effective at extreme low temperatures

The development is aimed at solving one of the most acute environmental problems associated with the active development of oil fields on the Arctic shelf, where Russia has significant hydrocarbon reserves

New aluminum alloys for Arctic developed at Moscow Polytechnic University

The development continues under a grant from the Russian Science Foundation

Russian scientists find methane emissions in Laptev Sea continue 5,000 years

Marine sediments and underlying rocks contain methane, and it can migrate through faults, cracks and pore spaces and may exit into the water column, and further on into the atmosphere

Toxic tropospheric ozone levels increase in Siberia in summer, scientists say

It may be related to forest fires

Arkhangelsk Region plans to use unmanned boat to ship cargo in summer

Evgenia Shelyuk, the region's Minister of Economic Development and Industry, said that Wildberries and the Russian Post are interested in unmanned cargo delivery to the islands