Примери за използване на Arctic's на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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In recent years, the Arctic's role in climate change has become much more prominent with far-reaching consequences as the region acts as a regulator of the Earth's climate, including the weather patterns in Europe.
Meanwhile, researchers found this year that the Arctic's oldest, thickest sea ice- which typically persists for more than five years- has been vanishing twice as fast as young sea ice.
Commission to outline a specific EU Arctic policy, while highlighting that Iceland's possible accession to the European Union would turn the Union into one of the Arctic's coastal entities.
current problems of the Arctic in the context of national interests and international dialogue, preservation of the region's environment and development of the Arctic's natural resources.
as geothermal energy is abundant there, while the Arctic's cold air helps in cooling.
simply enjoy the magic, just as the Arctic's first people must have done thousands of years ago.
other expedition members will record the beauty of what will be lost if we fail to protect the Arctic's last ice.
A dramatic rise in fresh water in the Arctic's Beaufort Sea was primarily caused not by melting ice but by a 20-year-long shift in atmospheric
A dramatic rise in fresh water in the Arctic's Beaufort Sea was not caused by melting of ice
The partnership had begun a drilling program in the Arctic's Kara Sea, where Exxon made a find,
is convinced that awareness of the Arctic's importance in a global context needs to be raised further by delivering a stand-alone EU Arctic policy;
However, in some places over the tundra, in the Arctic's southern periphery, summers may bring relatively warm temperatures up
The Arctic's extreme weather and freezing temperatures,
shipping routes lay hidden beneath the Arctic's ice and snow,
Madam President, this has indeed been an interesting debate showing how many important subjects are covered by Arctic cooperation, and how varied are the sensitivities in our society when discussing the Arctic's future.
For instance, Britain- a permanent observer to the council since 1998- has designated itself“the Arctic's nearest neighbour”, though it is not clear if there is substance behind the rhetoric.
one of the main(and closest) competitors of Russia's interests in the Arctic's rich gas and oil deposits.
one of the main(and closest) competitors of Russia's interests in the Arctic's rich gas and oil deposits.
(SQUAWKING) The Arctic's silent wilderness is coming to life.
That shrunken redoubt will be the last stand for many of the Arctic's wild things.