CLEAN : Greenpeace demo in Davos targets Gazprom

Gazprom is the first company to start oil drilling in the Arctic, facing significant challenges due to harsh climatic conditions like heavy storms, darkness, and ice coverage. These operations pose risks not only to the environment and wildlife, such as polar bears, but also to Gazprom's financial stability. The company relies on investors, politicians, and business partners to support its risky endeavors, highlighting the financial gaps and the need for collaboration to sustain its Arctic operations.

What makes the Arctic a challenging environment for oil drilling?

• Lack of natural resources

• Harsh climatic conditions

• High population density

• Limited technological advancements

Why are Gazprom's Arctic drilling operations considered risky?

• They rely on outdated technology

• They pose threats to both the environment and Gazprom's financial stability

• They are located in a politically unstable region

• They are not supported by any investors

Which of the following is NOT a risk associated with Arctic drilling?

• Technological advancement

• Financial instability

• Environmental damage

• Political instability

Who are the key supporters of Gazprom's Arctic drilling operations?

• International organizations

• Investors, politicians, and businesses

• Local communities

• Environmental activists

What does Gazprom need to continue its operations in the Arctic?

• More natural resources

• Technological innovations

• Business partners and investors

• Government subsidies