Our Arctic Neighbors: Scientists reveal secrets of Novaya ZemlyaRussian Arctic archipelago is closed to the outside world but an expedition in 1921 brought back samples that hint at hydrocarbons Sarah Hurst For Petroleum News
Oil companies may now study geological material from the Russian Arctic archipelago Novaya Zemlya, which is inaccessible because of nuclear pollution and military security.
The material was collected by a group of scientists led by Professor Olaf Holtedahl during an eight-week expedition in 1921. H....
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