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Russia inaugurates main oil pipeline for major Arctic project

Russia has opened the main oil pipeline serving one of its largest Arctic projects. The development could increase future Arctic oil transport capacity.

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Expanded Arctic oil infrastructure may affect energy supply, export routes and regional environmental risk.

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