Study: 'Virtually Certainly' Impact Of Manmade 'Climate Change Is Observable …
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By Joe Romm on May 5, 2012 at 12:15 pm The ongoing rapid retreat of Arctic sea ice is often interpreted as the canary in the mine for anthropogenic climate change. In a new study, scientists have now systematically examined the validity of this claim.
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TNK-BP VP: Interested In Cooperation With Rosneft In Arctic
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RS) on mostly untapped offshore energy resources in the Arctic, TNK-BP's top manager told Dow Jones Newswires on Saturday. "Upon receiving Rosneft's invitation to participate in the Arctic projects, we responded with a letter confirming TNK- BP's …
TNK-BP to Join Rosneft's Arctic Shelf ProjectsRIA Novosti
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Security forces enhances situational awareness with Arctic command, control …
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The installation resides approximately 900 miles south of the North Pole, 15 miles from the polar ice cap, on an inlet to the Arctic Ocean known as North Star Bay. The air base's mission requires daily travel exceeding 10 miles across rocky terrain …

Rosneft, Statoil Sign Deal On Developing Fields In Arctic
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RS) to develop Russia's mostly untapped offshore energy resources in the Arctic. Statoil joined Exxon Mobil Corp. (XOM) and Italy's Eni SpA (E, ENI.MI), which signed similar deals earlier 2011, in a so-called "scramble for the Russian Arctic" following …
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Rosneft, Statoil in Deal to Develop Arctic Fields
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By ALEXANDER KOLYANDR Norway's Statoil ASA signed a potential $100 billion cooperation agreement Saturday with Russian state oil company Rosneft to develop Russia's mostly untapped offshore energy resources in the Arctic. Statoil joined Exxon Mobil …
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Rosneft,Statoil Agree On JV To Develop Russia Arctic -Sources
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OS) have agreed to form a joint venture to develop Russia's mostly untapped offshore energy resources in the Arctic and are expected to sign the deal later Saturday, two people familiar with the matter told Dow Jones Newswires.
Statoil to join Rosneft on Russian shelf: sourcesReuters
Rosneft to Team Up with Statoil to Develop Arctic ShelfRIA Novosti
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Rosneft, Statoil Agree On JV To Develop Russia Arctic -Sources
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OS) have agreed to form a joint venture to develop Russia's mostly untapped offshore energy resources in the Arctic and are expected to sign the deal later Saturday, two people familiar with the matter told Dow Jones Newswires.
Rosneft to Team Up with Statoil to Develop Arctic ShelfRIA Novosti
Rosneft, Statoil agree to develop Russia's offshore depositsReuters

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Climate: Seasonal Arctic ice cap meltdown begins
Summit County Citizens Voice
By Summit Voice SUMMIT COUNTY — After staying near average levels during much of April, the Arctic sea ice extent started a rapid decline late in the month, marked by the meltdown of freshly formed thin ice that can't persist from year to year.
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