Earth and Resilience: Reykjanes Peninsula Monitors Rising Volcanic Activity
As the Reykjanes Peninsula witnesses a surge in seismic activity, the Icelandic Meteorological Office maintains a vigilant watch over the increasing g...
Close to 100,000 Gather in Reykjavik to Commemorate Historic 1975 Women’s Strike
A sea of faces, predominantly women, filled the streets of downtown Reykjavik this Tuesday, marking the anniversary of the 1975 Women’s Strike a...
Former Pirate Party MP Commits to Not Flying: Individuals Play Crucial Role in Battling Climate Change
In an interview with local media, Visir, the former Pirate Party MP, refrains from air travel and mass tourism, advocating for individual actions to c...
Update: Eruption in Iceland Slowing Down, Volcanic Gas Pollution Decreases
The volcanic eruption near Reykjavik is slowing down, and gas pollution has reduced. Officials advise caution due to hazardous gases and grass fires. ...
Marel has successfully obtained additional financing and entered into a new term loan
Icelandic company Marel has secured an extension to its financing by a staggering EUR 700 million. The company has also successfully inked a new EUR 1...
Litli-Hrútur Eruption on Reykjanes Peninsula Transfixes Iceland
Iceland has been captivated by the volcanic activities at Litli-Hrútur (Little Ram) on the Reykjanes Peninsula for the past week. The eruption, which ...
Public Access to Eruption Site Closed Due to Toxic Gases and grass fires
In a precautionary move to protect public health and safety, the Chief of Police of the Suðurnes region has decided to close the public access to the ...
Update: Significantly reduced power and productivity of the eruption in Iceland
The intensity of the volcanic eruption, “Litli Hrutur Eruption”, has decreased considerably since yesterday. At nine o’clock in Icel...