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Aerial view of a reindeer herd in the Yamal tundra near a pipeline and an unpaved road
Vankor field at dawn
Winter view of the Yamal LNG complex with illuminated storage tanks and processing facilities. A flare stack is burning on the left, a plume of smoke rises above the plant, and snow-covered tundra stretches across the foreground.
UN Security Council chamber with a semicircular conference table, monitors, and country nameplates; nearly all seats are empty, with a single person seated at the table reviewing documents.

Yamal to its Descendants — But First to the State

In partnership with Arctic Today

How Yamal’s Independent Indigenous Association Became a Partner of the Authorities and Oil and Gas Companies

Oil Pipeline on Thin Ice

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The Risks Behind Rosneft’s New Megaproject

Arctic LNG in a Green Wrapper

In partnership with Arctic Today

Can Natural Gas Be Considered Eco-Friendly? A Case Study of Yamal LNG

Dependent Representation

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Who speaks on behalf of Russia's Indigenous peoples at international forums

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