Transport Infrastructure of the Russian Arctic: Specifics Features and Development Prospects

— The Arctic vector is currently one of the most important in the domestic policy of Russia since it is the Arctic with its rich natural resources that will guarantee sustainable development and ensure the country’s national security in the 21st century. It is obvious that the tasks of large-scale d...

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Quality of life
Regional Problems
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