Putin government will take 'Tarati catastrophe' to the Arctic

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Russia has planned to set up a nuclear plant in the middle of the Arctic area 6500 kilometers away. To carry out this very soon, he will take the nuclear plant onboard and take it along the sea route.

This plant called the Academic Lomonosov, Greenpeace International has called ‘floating catastrophe’, while many countries of the world are saying this step of Putin government risky.

Russia calls this nuclear plant a big source of energy, which he uses to do the right things. But most environmentalists have also described it as a catastrophe.

In Russia, this plan was made two decades ago, but after Putin’s Arctic expansion scheme was launched, the plant construction increased and it was prepared in just two years.

At present, the plant is placed on a platform of 472 feet long. Soon it will be sent to the Arctic with the Arctic from the Peavek port. When the plant will be installed in the Arctic, there is no date for this from Russia.

Environmental experts believe that the Arctic is a very clean place, where carrying the nuclear plant will increase the risk. Any kind of turmoil in this area can have a bad effect on the world by the sea by radiation.

For this reason, Greenpeace International has strongly opposed the move of the sea to the nuclear plant by the Arctic.

Russia will find the treasure of oil and gas in the Arctic

Putin has already said that he wants to move forward the economically forwarded area of Russia and its vicinity. For this, they will find the oil and gas treasures in the depths of the Arctic.

Electricity will be supplied to companies engaged in the search through the nuclear plant. At present, there are only two million people living in Russia’s Arctic area, but here the country comes to 20 percent of GDP.