Day: October 19, 2022

Nature

New Study Shows Large Hole in Arctic Ozone Layer

A major research expedition has recently shed new light on the extent to which the arctic ozone layer has been depleted. The MOSAiC program, then

Erik Pomrenke October 19, 2022

Sci & Tech

ISK 20 Million to Support E-Sports

Reykjavík City Council approved a grant proposal yesterday to fund sports clubs with e-sports teams. The funding will total some ISK 20 million. Björn Gíslason,

Erik Pomrenke October 19, 2022

Nature

Record Numbers of Pink Salmon Caught in Norway Have Icelanders Bracing for Invasion

Record numbers of pink salmon, an invasive species, have been caught in Norwegian rivers this year, leaving some Icelandic fisherman worried for a potential wave

Erik Pomrenke October 19, 2022

Nature

Travel Ban to Mýrdalsjökull Lifted

After a meeting with Iceland’s Meteorological Office, authorities in South Iceland have lifted the travel ban which was in place following increased seismic activity from

Erik Pomrenke October 19, 2022

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Day: October 19, 2022

New Study Shows Large Hole in Arctic Ozone Layer

ISK 20 Million to Support E-Sports

Record Numbers of Pink Salmon Caught in Norway Have Icelanders Bracing for Invasion

Travel Ban to Mýrdalsjökull Lifted

Fréttablaðið, Iceland’s First Freely Distributed Newspaper, Shuttered

Record Number of Overnight Stays in Iceland in February

Partial Easing of Evacuation Orders in East Fjords Announced

National Football Team Parts Ways with Head Coach Arnar Þór

Evacuations in Three Additional East Fjords Towns

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