Greenland meteorite crater ‘oldest in the world’
Scientists have discovered what they believe to be the world’s oldest and largest crater in Greenland. The 100km-wide dent was caused when a meteorit...
Euro Parliament agrees ‘mackerel war’ sanctions against Iceland
The European Parliament has agreed to impose sanctions against Iceland and the Faroe Islands if they do not end their unsustainable fishing practices.
Lazy Greenland sharks ‘feed on sleeping seals’
Scientists have suggested that Greenland sharks may feed on sleeping seals as their super-slow swimming speed can nowhere near match that of its swift...
Explosive found at Swedish nuclear plant
The threat level at all nuclear facilities in Sweden has been raised after an explosive was found at a plant in Ringhals near Gothenburg.
Geothermal energy conference to take place in Reykjavík Iceland
The Iceland Geothermal energy conference, IGC 2013, is set to take place at the Harpa Conference Centre in Reykjavík between 5th – 8th March next year...
Salmon conservation group welcomes Greenland fishing ruling
A moratorium on commercial salmon fishing in Greenland will continue after a decision was reached by the North Atlantic Salmon Conservation Organizati...
Endangered bison find new home on Danish island
An endangered species of bison from Poland has been given a new home on Denmark’s Bornholm Island. One bull and six female European bison were deliver...
Greenland sees hottest May temperatures on record
Greenland has recorded its hottest May temperatures since records began, as the mercury hit 24.8°C (76.6°F) on the southern coast.