the northerners who live here, which is why the phosagro company became a partner of the federal clean arctic project, because together we can make our far north uh, a little more food rusting road signs , car rims, broken glass bottles, and everything. this has accumulated over the years in the protected area of ​​the khibiny mountain system. lake maly vudyar was considered an ecologically unfavorable place until dozens of volunteers united by the clean arctic project decided to get together to clean it meter by meter this natural object from garbage to clean up the northern lands, student volunteers also come , including foreign ones, for example, from bolivia or egypt, local residents join them and get whole squads, uniform gloves, special shoes and you can start clean art when you knew it . i just wanted to come here, because i like to get to know new places and clean arches - it's possible to help our land of our systems. i myself invented my clothes for the cold. well now how are we going to look the weather is very good hot, nature, everything is very beautiful green. well, i really liked it.

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of a clean arctic was installed in the village of tiksi in a week in tiksi, the arctic capital of yakutia on the laptev sea, volunteers have been working for the second year in the federal projecterritory of clean arctic, this village was not chosen by the program participants by chance, the coast of bulunkam bay, the former industrial area, worked out. there used to be factories here. today, only mountains of scrap metal are left to clear the territory for the participants of the clean arctic project, local residents help employees enterprise administration and military personnel and even teachers here. there was a pile of rubbish. so, with the help of volunteers, we united and started working here. you took out a lot of metal, plastic, and wood from here. the threat of this metal, it is, in principle, colossal, uh, the ecosystem is being disturbed, and the tundra system. she, in principle, is not so rich as a-but in the south, so you need to take care of her. here, uh, by all means, these volunteer movements. they are, in principle, er, very useful. it was here, and the main question is what kind of garbage to remove, that is, rather leave the future to the future generation

all the best, nature, to save a unique territory for future generations in russia , the federal project clean arcticplemented for several years. this is a large-scale work to clean up the northern territories from waste accumulated by soviet times . without the help of a person without active volunteer activity, this can take centuries. council for the development of the far east of the arctic and antarctic at the upper chamber , we will learn the details from galina karelova, who heads this council. 2 years ago, at the council for the development of the far east and the arctic, we launched this project. a lot of actions took place. more than 3,000 volunteers. volunteers, representatives of students from industrial enterprises of senators , took part in the clean arctic project. the goal of the project is to preserve the unique nature of the fragile nature of the northern territories, and today we are already showing an exhibition which is the result of the project for 2 years, volunteers prepared for the disposal of more than five thousand tons of waste during this period of time and taking the opp

framework of a clean arctic of 800 tons per week was set in the village of tiksi, the arctic capital of yakutia on the laptev sea, for the second year, volunteers of the federal project the arctic, this village was not chosen by the participants of the program by chance, the coast of bulunkam bay, the former industrial area, worked out. there used to be factories here. today, there are only mountains of scrap metal left to clear the territory for the participants of the clean arctic project, local residents help the administration of the enterprise and military personnel, and even teachers. there was a lot of garbage here. so, with the help of volunteers, we teamed up and started working here, we removed a lot of metal, plastic, and wood from here. the threat of this scrap metal is, in principle, colossal , uh, the ecosystem is being disturbed, and the tundra system. she, in principle, is not so rich as a-but in the south that's why you need to protect it. here, uh, by all means , these volunteer movements. basically, they are very useful. here e here, and the main question. what to remove the garbage, that is, and leave the future for the future generation of our fu