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Jan 24th, 2011
(AFP/File) - A sign reading: "Gas!" in -40 degree celcius weather in Novy Urengoi, just below the Arctic Circle in far northern Russia. BP's deal with Rosneft to jointly explore the Arctic's huge oil and gas reserves sets out a new frontier in the race for resources, but one that is dogged by technical and environmental concerns.(AFP/File/Natalia Kolesnikova) -
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