Stockholm hosts green capital conference
On 20-22 October 2010, the first European Green Capital Conference will take place. It will be hosted in Stockholm; the first European Green Capital f...
Asbru launches new website to further customer services
Asbru Enterprise Park in Iceland continues to be at the forefront of entrepreneurship, education and business development through the launch of its ne...
Team hunt for WWII plane stuck in Greenland ice
A recovery team in Greenland is attempting to evacuate and repatriate three servicemen who are thought to have been entombed in a glacier since their ...
Transmitter causes Swedish bear death
An autopsy on a female bear found dead in central Sweden has revealed that she was killed by a faulty tracking transmitter. According to preservationi...
More youngsters contemplate sex change
An increasing number of young people in Finland are considering sex change operations, according to a gay rights organisation. Seta, which arranges te...
Internet makes everyone a doctor in Finland
Patients in Finland are becoming more confident at self-diagnosis and more demanding of medical practitioners as the internet is turning everyone into...
Girl geeks in short supply in Finland
The majority of Finnish girls are shying away from the glare of computer screens, according to a new study. The Federation of Finnish Technology Indus...
Greenland’s icebergs get GPS trackers
Five icebergs off the coast of Greenland have been fitted with satellite trackers so their movements can be monitored online. Knut Solberg, a Norwegia...