Disruption of international cooperation on climate change science matters would be very unfortunate. Note though voyages of both IB Odin and RV Polarstern already avoided Russian waters in earlier years because of bureaucratic delays and uncertainties in obtaining permits.
We've been following the Arctic methane studies of Igor Semiletov and Natalia Shakhova for years here. Their most recent paper still shows joint appointments between Alaskan and Russian academic institutions.
Natalia Shakhova 2,3,4
Igor Semiletov 3,4,5
2 Department of Chemistry, Moscow State University, Moscow, Russia
3 Pacific Oceanological Institute, Russian Academy, Vladivostok
4 International Arctic Research Center, University of Alaska Fairbanks
5 Tomsk State University, Tomsk, Russia
Enhanced Transport of Dissolved Methane From Chukchi Sea to Central Arctic Ocean
https://agupubs.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/pdf/10.1029/2022GB007368So far, the Russian full-text server Sci-Hub provided by Alexandra Elbakyan has not been affected. There would really be an uproar if cooperation there were interrupted.
88,343,822 documents provided so far
125,616 articles provided per hour
The US military-industrial complex pollutes more than 171 countries
Stephen Semler Dec 7, 2021
https://stephensemler.substack.com/p/the-us-military-industrial-complexApproximately 336 million metric tons of CO2e, based on the latest available data; 56 million metric tons from the military itself (2018 figures) and about 280 million metric tons of CO2e from military industry (2017 figures). Situated amongst the 196 countries the World Bank ranked by greenhouse gas emissions in 2018, the US military-industrial complex came in at 25th-highest, polluting more than 171 countries.
Local interference (not jamming) has been noted at 5.405 Ghz which affects meteorological C-band radar satellites though not so far over Arctic ice.