Day: November 28, 2022

Society

New Recycling Sorting in Reykjavík Next Year

Starting next year, Icelandic households will have four bins to sort recycling into. The changes come in light of new regulations in waste management, which

Erik Pomrenke November 28, 2022

Society

Too Many Unhoused People Must Rely on Reykjavík’s Parking Garages for Shelter

Harm reduction expert Svala Jóhannesdóttir stated recently in an interview with RÚV that too many unhoused people in the Reykjavík area are forced to rely

Erik Pomrenke November 28, 2022

Society

Women, Life, Freedom: Candlelight March in Solidarity with Activists in Iran and Afghanistan

UN Women in Iceland hosted a candlelight march against gender-based violence on Friday night. RÚV reports that this is the first time the march has

Larissa Kyzer November 28, 2022

Nature

80,000 Farmed Salmon Unaccounted For

When Arnarlax, an Icelandic aquaculture company, harvested their fish pens in Arnafjörður this October, they only found some 18,000 salmon. According to their records of

Erik Pomrenke November 28, 2022

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Day: November 28, 2022

New Recycling Sorting in Reykjavík Next Year

Too Many Unhoused People Must Rely on Reykjavík’s Parking Garages for Shelter

Women, Life, Freedom: Candlelight March in Solidarity with Activists in Iran and Afghanistan

80,000 Farmed Salmon Unaccounted For

Conditions in the Cleaning Sector Unacceptable, Survey Finds

Health Minister Pushes for Swift Regulations of Cosmetic Fillers

No Leads on Assault of Reykjavík Conference Attendee

Record Population Growth Last Year – 400,000 Milestone in Sight

Authorities Dispute Over Asylum Seekers in Iceland

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