Melting ice is a gift to the fossil fuel tankers navigating the Arctic

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By Maria GallucciAug 17, 2020, 3:59 am350 pts
A stocky blue 980-foot-long tanker named Christophe de Margerie sailed from Russia’s far-north Yamal Peninsula to the Bering Strait near Alaska in May, two months before such ships usually pass through a major Arctic sea route. The vessel carried and ran on liquefied natural gas, accompanied by the icebreaker…

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