A Russian nuclear-powered icebreaker at the North Pole. Up until recently, the Arctic was one region where Russia and Europe were making headway on climate concerns, but now those efforts are also in doubt. File photo: AP
A Russian nuclear-powered icebreaker at the North Pole. Up until recently, the Arctic was one region where Russia and Europe were making headway on climate concerns, but now those efforts are also in doubt. File photo: AP

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A Russian nuclear-powered icebreaker at the North Pole. Up until recently, the Arctic was one region where Russia and Europe were making headway on climate concerns, but now those efforts are also in doubt. File photo: AP
A Russian nuclear-powered icebreaker at the North Pole. Up until recently, the Arctic was one region where Russia and Europe were making headway on climate concerns, but now those efforts are also in doubt. File photo: AP
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