September 13, 2004

Russian-American study of Arctic makes international news

Fairbanks, Alaska—SFOS scientists are in the news following the first Russian-American Long Term Census of the Arctic expedition that took place during August in the Bering Sea and Chukchi Sea. A Reuters news wire reporter was on board and filed the following stories.

Warming a Hot Topic Among Arctic Scientists 9/9/2004 Reuters

Arctic science mission faces Cold War-style hurdles 9/8/2004 Reuters

Scientists Skirt Ice, Politics in the Arctic 9/7/2004 Reuters

Related Links

• Russian-American Long-term Census of the Arctic (RUSALCA)
• Census of Marine Life: Arctic Ocean Biodiversity
• CoML Arctic Ocean Biodiversity News
• U.S., Russian, Canadian, German scientists launch major Arctic Ocean expedition 9/5/2004

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