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US Arctic research guidelines are getting an overhaul

Federal researchers are updating their research guidelines, and they are asking Arctic communities to weigh in.

By Melody Schreiber, Yereth Rosen August 14, 2018
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For the first time in decades, U.S. federal agencies that conduct research in the Arctic are reexamining the way they do that research.

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