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A Trash Heap for Our Children : How Norilsk, in the Russian Arctic, Became One of the Most Polluted Places on Earth

A Trash Heap for Our Children : How Norilsk, in the Russian Arctic, Became One of the Most Polluted Places on Earth
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Nornickel plans to adopt new ecology strategy in 2021

Investments are expected to exceed $5.5 billion TASS, April 30. Nornickel plans to adopt a new ecology strategy in 2021, where investments will exceed $5.5 billion, the company’s white paper, a report on the fuel spill in May 2020, reads. Read also On April 29, the company published an annual sustainability report, which outlines the Norilsk incident’s chronology, clean-up and response, as well as various studies which the company organized after the accident, and plans for ecology and social events and internal changes. Read also Nornickel has drafted an ecology strategy, which the Board of Directors may adopt within 2021, the company said. According to the document, Nornickel plans investments of $3.6 billion in cutting emissions, $1.1 in preservation of water resources, $0.6 billion - in reducing damage from tailing and waste dumps, $0.3 billion - in rehabilitation of all land affected by construction and mining. Nornickel will also invest in efforts to fight climate c

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Scientists point to high self-cleaning abilities of rivers near Norilsk

3 more materials “We can confirm a generally high ability of the examined microbiological system for self-cleaning from organic contaminations,” the report reads. “The research showed reduction of organic load between the site where the fuel leaked into the water and the source of the Pyasina River due to physical, chemical and biological processes associated with the water’s self-cleaning.” Experts say that in the examined areas downstream of the accident site, in the Daldykan and Ambarnaya Rivers, the oil contamination had affected the phytoplankton. Contrastingly, in Lake Pyasino and the Pyasina River they discovered the species that used to live there before the accident, which proves that there was no damage from the oil products to the water bodies ecosystem.

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In Russia s fast-warming Arctic, questions over Moscow s big plans for the Far North

In Russia s fast-warming Arctic, questions over Moscow s big plans for the Far North
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