Volunteers of the "Clean Arctic" will soon clean up Kirovsk and Nikel, as well as the territory of the Pasvik nature reserve
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Volunteers of the "Clean Arctic" will soon clean up Kirovsk and Nikel, as well as the territory of the Pasvik nature reserve

Clean Arctic  
07-22-2022
 

Volunteers of the Clean Arctic federal project collected and sorted more than 2.5 tons of coastal garbage in the village of Dalniye Zelentsy on the Kola Peninsula. In the near future, cleaning will take place in the Murmansk region in the cities of Kirovsk and Nikel, as well as in the territory of the Pasvik State Nature Reserve.

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