The Arctic regions of Russia will have new permafrost observatories. The objects will be placed in the autonomous Kicutia, Chukotka and Yamalo-Nenets. By the end of the year, the state monitoring system will begin collecting data from 100 points. They are created on the basis of the existing Roshydromet network near weather stations, away from sources of anthropogenic influence - to monitor natural processes, not local changes. "Management already helps to assess soil changes and predict their development. Expanding the network will allow timely identification of risks for buildings and infrastructure, said AANI Deputy Director Yuri Ogromov. The first Arctic in Max.

The Arctic regions of Russia will have new permafrost observatories. The objects will be placed in the autonomous Kicutia, Chukotka and Yamalo-Nenets. By the end of the year, the state monitoring system will begin collecting data from 100 points. They are created on the basis of the existing Roshydromet network near weather stations, away from sources of anthropogenic influence - to monitor natural processes, not local changes. "Management already helps to assess soil changes and predict their development. Expanding the network will allow timely identification of risks for buildings and infrastructure, said AANI Deputy Director Yuri Ogromov. The first Arctic in Max.