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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Vedanta blacklisted
On November 6, Norway's finance ministry barred the government pension fund from investing in the shares of Vedanta Resources Plc and its associates Madras Aluminium Company Limited and Sterlite
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Acid comment touches minister on the raw
British environment minister John Gummer is smarting from being called a shitbag by his Norwegian counterpart.
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Friend or foe?
A STUDY conducted by the World Wild Fund of Nature (WWF) has claimed that Norwegians, who pride themselves on their green attitude, are the most environmentally-destructive people on Earth. The study
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Norway's eco friendly prison
Norway's Bastoy Island prison has become the world's first
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Fish on the front burner
Marine species likely to top CITES meet agenda
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Arctic cod war hots up
Norway and Iceland have locked horns over the latter's right to fish in the Barents Sea
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Norway defies international ban on whaling
Norway has announced it will soon resume commercial whaling, saying it has the right to make use of its natural resources.
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Development pool
Norway and Sweden have jointly set up a us $3.6-million fund to focus on environment-related efforts, which would help alleviate poverty. Over the next three years, this amount will be utilised to
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Executed by convictions
WHO s acceptance of wrong information has resulted in the death of numerous children
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Faster, higher, stronger...greener
Ecological damage at the Lillehammer Winter Olympics has been minimised