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Saami Parliament against new mining projects in Finnmark

The Saami parliament (Samediggi) governing the indigenous Saami people in Norway, decided not to approve the new mining law which Norwegian legislator...

CultureAugust 10, 2009
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Mushrooms in Finland still radioactive after Chernobyl

There are several types of mushrooms in Finland these days which are still affected by the Chernobyl nuclear meltdown incident. These mushrooms are st...

FinlandAugust 3, 2009
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Geothermal energy companies in Iceland and in Canada become partners

Magma Energy Corporation from Canada has announced that they will invest in the companies of Geysir Green Energy and HS Orka in Iceland, which are par...

CanadaJuly 29, 2009
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European Union seal ban angers Inuit people

The European Union has placed a “seal ban” which prohibits the import of seal products into the EU market. This greatly affects nations that have high...

CanadaJuly 28, 2009
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Deadly river weekend for Nordic region

Swedes, Norwegians and Danes were all victims of river-related drownings, in what proved to be a deadly weekend for outdoor recreationists in Scandina...

DenmarkJuly 26, 2009
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Katla Volcano in Iceland might erupt

“The last three weeks there have been earthquakes about 10 kilometers deep below Eyjafjall-glacier, which is very similar to a series of events ...

IcelandJuly 21, 2009
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Students happen across major archaeological find in Denmark

It was a very exciting day when archaeology students from the University of Aarhus unexpectedly uncovered a cache of bones from some 200 bodies dating...

DenmarkJuly 16, 2009
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Greenland considers selling its glaciers for fancy water

Canadians will soon be drinking water that originated in Greenland now that the government has granted permission to a Canadian company to pursue a pl...

CanadaJuly 14, 2009
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