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russia's arctic area of responsibility is a sector stretching from the colo peninsula to the bering strait but it's what lies beneath the ice that's the big prize here if russia can prove that the ocean floor is part of its continental shelf it will be getting much more than just new territory according to estimates the arctic seabed holds nineteen billion barrels of oil a vast treasure trove even for russia. it's basically twenty. resources production is what this means for this untapped reserves of natural resources is tempting to all states with arctic territory russia norway denmark the united states and canada are all staking claims and all five are locked in a tight race to gather evidence in support as some scientists warn that global warming could leave the region ice free in less than twenty years russia originally planned to file its claim with the united nations by twenty fourteen and moving the deadline up by two hears is a clear cut sigh the race is on and it's time to put some arctic muscle. car to moscow. discover more of our special reports on the arctic and launched sister channel r.t. . it's available on line and we're breathtaking pictures and analysis of the icy w

the arctic region consists of eight countries that border a vast ice-covered ocean. arctic. there shall some agreements governing who controls what territory but as the ice melts the lines on the map are changing and each nation is competing to extend its arctic border to claim a greater piece of the valuable high north. i don't think often about what's going on in the arctic. with global warming opening up vast riches of resources and military exercises with nuclear subs converging underneath the polar ice cap, i want to know what's going on at the top of the world. and why. as i launch to the arctic i talk via skype with arctic expert professor rob hubert about the spike in activity in the region. >> most states are moving toward the improvement of combat capable forces in the region. no one is calling for an arctic war or conflict at this point. it is telling that we have two american attack submarines doing scientific research off the coast of alaska. last stop in the u.s. before heading to the ice station, prudho ebay, alaska. time to get armed with real cold wea

the arctic region consists of eight countries that surround a vast ice-covered ocean. country owns the arctic. there are some agreements that govern who controls what territory, but as the ice melts, those lines on the map are changing and each nation is competing to claim its arctic border, to claim a greater piece of the valuable high north. i don't really think that often about what's going on in the arctic, but with global warming opening up vast riches of resources and with nuclear subs converging underneath the polar ice cap, i wanted to know what's going on at the top of the world and why. as i launched to the arctic, i talk via skype with arctic expert, professor robert hubert, about the spike of activity in the region. >> most of the arctic states are now moving towards the improvement of their combat-capable forces within that region. and no one is, of course, calling for an arctic war or a conflict at this point in time. it is telling that we have two american attack submarines doing scientific research off the coast of alaska. prudo bay, alaska, the last st

an earmark for shell oil to ignore environmental regulations to drill offshore in the arctic ocean. an earmark for a few sheep farmers subsidized by u.s. taxpayers on u.s. land so that they can invade environmental laws that protect big horn sheet. and the state of texas to permit its program in violation of the clean air act. these dirty, toxic, and dangerous earmarks to a few special interests come at the expense of cleaner water, healthier air, our cherished national parks, and endangered wildlife. minnesotans are deeply, deeply troubled by this reckless bill that endangers the health of our communities while destroying our natural resources and our children's inheritance. this is one of the most extreme pieces of anti-environmental legislation ever to come to the floor of the house. as far as the american people are concerned, h.r. 2584 should be declared a toxic superfund site because it is so dangerous to human health and the environment, it needs to be remediated rather than passed into law. i urge my colleagues to oppose this bill and its abandonment of 40 years of progress.

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