The Global Seed Vault in Norway was built to shelter millions of crops from any potential natural or man-made disaster. More from News The Global Seed Vault in Norway was built to shelter millions ...

The Global Seed Vault is sometimes called the doomsday vault, as it is meant to store the Earth's genetic bounty in the event of a natural or human-made disaster that wipes out vital crops needed ...

or other threats to the global food supply, these seeds can be used to restore vital crops. These little-known facts about humanity's real-world doomsday vault found in the heart of the Arctic ...

The Svalbard Global Seed Vault saw its largest number of new contributors in one day and now holds over 1.2 million seed varieties from 77 countries. Since 2008, the vault has been stockpiling ...

Not even the Svalbard global seed vault is out of the reach of climate change’s effects. A biological sample repository already exists in the form of the Svalbard global seed vault, located in a ...

Like any other depositor country, Russia has the right to take its samples back from the vault at any time MOSCOW, February 26. /TASS/. The Global Seed Vault located on the Norwegian Arctic Island ...

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Here, one finds Earth’s northernmost permanent human settlements. It is also the location of the Svalbard Global Seed Vault (SGSV), a natural freezer, and home to a growing number — more than ...

One is Svalbard Global Seed Vault in Spitsbergen, Norway, and the other is in Korea, Baekdudaegan Global Seed Vault, deep in the mountains of Bonghwa-gun County, Gyeongsangbuk-do Province. What if ...

The Svalbard Global Seed Vault, built on a mountainside in 2008, was designed as a storage facility to protect vital crop seeds against the worst cataclysms of nuclear war or disease and safeguard ...

This vault filled with seeds in Norway could help bring Earth back from an apocalypse If this sounds a little bit familiar, that's because this new storage unit is related to the Svalbard Global ...

TASS/. Russia plans to transfer about 2,200 specimens of food plant seeds to the Global Seed Vault located on Norway’s Arctic island of Svalbard, Dr. Nikolai Dzyubenko, the director of the ...