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Background - April 4, 2011

You can find here Greenpeace reports and briefings about the Arctic.

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Polar Oceans in peril and a planet at risk
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Risks of oil exploration in the Arctic
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Cairn Energy briefing
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Cairn Energy - Cowboy drilling in the Arctic. Read more >
Arctic Council Press Briefing
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