Yamal has warmed up by 3.5 degrees in half a century, in line with the average annual temperature increase in the Arctic.
Climate change and anthropogenic pressure affect the Arctic. This is noticeable in the state of flora, fauna, soils and permafrost.
Warming cannot be stopped, oceanologists explain. We need to adapt: to change the way of life and the economy of the Far North.
The impact of warming on the state of Arctic natural systems is being discussed by participants of the scientific and practical conference "Obdoria" taking place in Labytnangi, yamal-media.ru reports.
Alex Shishlo, Editor in Chief of the European Bureau, Rough&Polished
