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Elizaveta Vereykina

“Not being able to have scientific collaboration with Russia is a huge problem”

The war in Ukraine has put scientific exchanges with Russia on hold for almost three years now. Scientists in Europe are increasingly worried about the lack of access to data from the Russian side of the Arctic – the fastest-warming place on Earth.

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