Rosatom starts Arctic maritime monitoring
Russian company Rosatom, responsible for constructing the Dabaa Nuclear Power Plant, has begun implementing a comprehensive environmental monitoring project along the maritime corridor in the Arctic region to enhance environmental protection and biodiversity. The project aims to assess the environmental condition and determine the impact of maritime activities on it. It covers a broad area including the waters of the Kara, Laptev, and East Siberian Seas, as well as inland regions such as the Ob Gulf and the Yenisei River. The efforts involve three research teams operating from 53 monitoring stations, with data collection ongoing from 2021 through 2026. The results so far confirm that there are no negative effects from current maritime activities. This initiative is part of Russia's efforts to preserve sensitive ecosystems and achieve sustainable development in the area, involving more than 130 experts from 29 international organizations. The project has received wide recognition from the global scientific community.
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