North–South Transport Corridor Connects Continents
'Russia is working jointly with foreign partners to build railway lines from Central Siberia towards the south of the country, towards China, Mongolia and the ports of the Indian and Pacific oceans,' the President of the Russian Federation said...
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Crisis of Overfishing and Global Implications
About 30 per cent of commercially fished waters are now classified as 'overfished'...
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Biological Particles Affect Arctic Clouds
Research findings revealed a crucial role of biological particles, including pollen, spores, and bacteria, in the formation of ice within Arctic clouds, Stockholm University's press office reports.
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Blue Carbon: Fruitful Ground for Arctic Cooperation
Arctic blue carbon potential is one of understudied carbon removal pathways. In comparison with green carbon stored in the biosphere, blue carbon can be found at the mouths of rivers, in coastal water bodies, deep-water areas and on the shelf...
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The Arctic Council's Working Groups To Resume Their Activities
The eight Arctic countries have finally agreed on new guidelines after close consultations with all the member states and the permanent participants throughout the summer. It allows the Arctic Council's working groups to resume their activities after a long break.
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Disappointing Results of Nearly Thirty Years of EU-Sápmi Relations
Previously, some researchers expected positive results from the implementation of Green Colonialism in the European Union's Arctic policy...
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The Bering or Dezhnev Strait? The First One in the Arctic
In summer, 1648, Russian Cossack Semyon Dezhnev set out on the main journey of his life...
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The Arctic Countries' Chokepoints Are Critical to the Rest of the World
The OECD estimates that around 90 per cent of global trade is carried by sea and handled by ports. The Statista shows that the volume of global seaborne trade has increased significantly between 1990 and 2021, from 4 to 11 billion tonnes of goods loaded in ports worldwide.
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