Sanctions are biting on Russian icebreaker builders
Companies Nornickel and Rosneft have scrapped plans for the building of high-tech icebreakers fuelled by LNG. The vessels will instead
Read moreCompanies Nornickel and Rosneft have scrapped plans for the building of high-tech icebreakers fuelled by LNG. The vessels will instead
Read moreBlack acrid smoke is drifting for several kilometers in Monchegorsk Wednesday morning caused by the fire at Nornickel’s factory. The
Read moreA significant expansion of capacities is underway in the far northern port town of Dudinka as shipping on the northern
Read moreThe projected Kolmozero mine in the Kola Peninsula will have devastating effects on nature and indigenous peoples in the area,
Read more“Two years have passed, there have been some clean-up operations, but these dirty red substances are still in the ground
Read moreThe Severny Gluboky mine located near Russia’s border to Norway will be made 300 meters deeper to keep up local
Read moreIt is the most powerful icebreaker ever built in Finland. The vessel that is designed for breaking through the sea-ice
Read moreThe Russian Arctic region has almost doubled its exports over the past five years. It is the powerful mineral and
Read moreThe company intends to build several icebreakers and invest 26 billion rubles in its Dudinka seaport. The world’s leading producer
Read more“We, ordinary people living in Nikel, are very happy. The air is fresh, leaves are green,” says Tatiana Bazanova who
Read moreAfter the oil spill, we see positive changes in policy and approaches to interaction with the indigenous minorities, says Grigory
Read moreSeveral of the storage tanks are up to 70 years old and the company has failed to fix a huge
Read more“Nornickel does not invite us to meetings, so now we urge international shareholders and buyers of their metals to take
Read moreMore than 21,000 tons of diesel oil spilled into rivers, lakes and vulnerable wetlands. Now, the company has to pay
Read moreThe polluting smeler in Nikel was shut down forever on Dec. 23. “Today will be a symbolic event — the
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