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From Kannur to Ny-Alesund, researchertracks pollutants into the Arctic

GITAM researcher Manoj Panayamthatta Rayaroth collected fjord water and glacier meltwater in Svalbard as part of the Indian Arctic Expedition 2026-27 to study how organic pollutants transform in ice and reach the sea.

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From Kannur to Ny-Alesund, researcher tracks pollutants into the Arctic

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Source: The Hindu. Published 30 Sept 2026, 01:00 am.

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