Moscow plans extractive industry boom and thousands of jobs for Arctic town of Dikson
A fancy document presented by a group of consultancy companies outlines billions of rubles of investments in upgraded infrastructure and
Read moreA fancy document presented by a group of consultancy companies outlines billions of rubles of investments in upgraded infrastructure and
Read moreCompany Vostok Coal has been been fined several hundred million rubles for illegal mining in Russia’s Taymyr Peninsula, but still
Read moreRussian Prime Minister Dmitry Medvedev signs the decree that is to turn the remote Arctic settlement of Dikson, in the
Read moreThe town of Dikson and the surrounding Taymyr Peninsula, in Russia’s central Arctic, has the most rapid temperature increase in
Read moreCompany VostokCoal has backing from the highest political level for its extraction and export of 30 million tons of coal
Read moreMore than ten million tons of coal per year is to be floated out to the markets from Dikson, the
Read moreSeveral shiploads of mining equipment are sent from Murmansk to the Arctic outpost of Dikson. It is the company Vostokugol,
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