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Wikileaks reveals Arctic could be the new cold war
UPDATE: Watch BBC Newsnight's feature on the Wikileaks Arctic files Submarine explorers
planting Russian flags under the North Pole. Military tension between...
Wikileaks reveals Arctic could be the new cold war
UPDATE: Watch BBC Newsnight's feature on the Wikileaks Arctic files Submarine explorers
planting Russian flags under the North Pole. Military tension between...
Destroying the Arctic for a three-year fix
How much oil lies under that Arctic ice? 90 billion barrels, according to the US Geological Survey.
But, how much really is that? If you ask an oil company,...
Destroying the Arctic for a three-year fix
How much oil lies under that Arctic ice? 90 billion barrels, according to the US Geological Survey.
But, how much really is that? If you ask an oil company,...
Destroying the Arctic for a three-year fix
How much oil lies under that Arctic ice? 90 billion barrels, according to the US Geological Survey.
But, how much really is that? If you ask an oil company,...
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