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Polar News

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Loggers protect Arkhangelsk forest
Long negotiations between World Wildlife Fund (WWF) and the biggest timber-producer company “Ilim group” resulted in agreement signing on preservation of the valuable forests located in the Southern part of the Arkhangelsk region.
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Lahnstein leaves Foreign Ministry
Norwegian Government relocates State Secretary – no longer responsible for Barents.
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A great year for Gazprom
The Russian giant increases production, boosts reserves and exports and gets its best financial results ever.
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Global tourism trends in Kirkenes
More and more Russians and Chinese tourists visit Kirkenes. Global tourism trends are affecting the snow hotel in Kirkenes.
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Trademark Barents
The Barents cooperation has paved the way for the popularity of using “Barents” in commercial businesses.
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Tuning in on Barents identity
Radio Barents 111 is a theatre performance which tries to explore life along the border in the north. Miles away from foreign minister’s negotiations on border regulations; the Samovarteateret wants to figure out why people live in the far north of Europe.
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Yara drops cross-border processing idea
Will be too expensive to process Lapland ore on Russia’s Kola Peninsula.
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Peanuts for Shtokman
Gazprom intends to invest $7 million in the Shtokman project this year.
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Medvedev chooses Orlov as Governor of Arkhangelsk
Igor Orlov is suggested by Russia’s President Dmitry Medvedev as Governor of Arkhangelsk Oblast.
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No more Lada
The Russian car was once the most sold car in Finland. Now it is all over.
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Gazprom sells Gazflot
One of Russia´s top offshore exploration companies might be up for sale.
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Measures radioactive iodine in Barents Region
Very low levels of the radioactive isotope iodine-131 in northern part of Norway, Sweden and Finland. Norwegian Radiation authorities is unsure about the source, but says it might come from, or via Russian territory.
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Russian military salaries soar
Russian authorities have boosted military salaries to unprecedented levels. Military servicemen in Murmansk now earn twice as much as others.
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Reconstructs before demolishing
Norway is urgently expanding its border station to Russia to meet booming traffic. The new constructions will however soon be demolished to clear the way for a brand new border station.
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FSB softens border regime
Tears down newly established check-point in the border zone road towards Norway.
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Russian victories in cross border tournament
Murmansk football teams won all matches when Russian and Norwegian footballers from the youngest players and up to senior level met in a friendly tournament in the border town of Kirkenes.
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The great Arctic oil race begins

In the wake of last weeks Arctic Frontiers conference in Tromso, Nature publishes two stories considering the fate of the Arctic.

The great Arctic oil race begins: Conservationists fear spills in icy waters as Norway awards oil-production licences.

Poles Apart: Protecting the Arctic from pollution requires a binding agreement like the Antarctic Treaty.

 
Snowy owls flock to Mich. in unusual numbers - USA TODAY

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Snowy owls flock to Mich. in unusual numbers
USA TODAY
By Tina Lam, Detroit Free Press DETROIT – Snowy owls — majestic, 2-foot tall creatures normally seen in the Arctic tundra — are showing up all across lower Michigan this winter as an unusually large number of the birds have flown farther south in ...
DNR: More lemmings last summer means more owls now Chicago Tribune
Snowy owls soar south from Arctic in rare mass migration Reuters
Snowy owls flock to Michigan in unusual numbers Detroit Free Press
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Embedded with scientists
Chris Linder has taken part in two dozen research expeditions over the last decade, many of them to the polar regions. It seemed only a matter of time before he produced a book on his experiences from four of those expeditions, including one to Antarctica and a visit with the continent's iconic bird, the Adélie penguin.
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Nuclear icebreaker turns south
”50 Years of Victory” exits the Barents Sea Saturday morning and sails south along the coast of Norway.
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