The Circularity Gap Report Norway
<p>The Circularity Gap Report Norway is an in-depth analysis of how Norway consumes raw materials—metals, fossil fuels, biomass and minerals—to fuel its societal needs. Currently, 97.6% of
Norway
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Greens see red
despite stiff opposition from the greens, the parliament of Norway cleared the nation's first petroleum development project in the Arctic Barents Sea. It was passed by a 75-25 vote recently. The
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Fruitful deliberations
Two global meetings chart a course for weeding out biopiracy
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Ocean dumps
Norwegian researchers believe that dumping carbon dioxide in the ocean could lock up the greenhouse gas for centuries. The natural process of carbon dioxide dissol -ving into the surface of the
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Carbon on sale
US organisations begin trade in carbon dioxide emissions
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Compromising on climate
Jan Pronk, chairperson of climate change talks held in New York, offers a compromise plan that gives away too much on sinks
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CHEAP DEAL
Northern companies are eyeing cheap land in developing countries for carbon profits
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Cheaper seats clogged veins
Cramped economy class seats and long distance flights is a deadly combination for many
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Climate logjam
After wrecking the climate talks in the Hague, the US led coalition refuses to participate in further negotiations in Oslo
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Being egged on
Norway's food safety agency has issued a warning to people in the north of the country to reduce their consumption of seagull eggs. The agency claimed the eggs are contaminated with high levels of
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To whale or not to whale
Nations for and against whaling clash once again, and fail to reach consensus