Business
New Technology for Prawn Fishing Uses Light to Reduce Emissions
An Icelandic company has developed a technology for prawn fishing that uses light to herd prawn up from the sea floor. This allows the fishing
Jelena Ćirić
June 22, 2022
carbon dioxide
Nature
Life-Threatening Conditions in Eldvörp Caves, Warning Issued
Following gas measurements conducted yesterday, the Icelandic Met Office has issued a warning for caves near the Eldvörp crater row in the Reykjanes peninsula (west
Ragnar Tómas
February 21, 2020
Nature
Fizzy Bubbles in Lagoon No Cause for Concern
The Icelandic Met Office has determined that unusual air bubbles in the Kvíárlón lagoon to the southeast of the Öræfajökull volcano neither pose a health
Larissa Kyzer
August 9, 2019
Business
Emissions Will Increase by 10% if Silicon Plant Reopens
Iceland’s greenhouse gas emissions will increase by over 10% if the silicon plant in Helguvík resumes its operations, RÚV reports. This data was provided by
Larissa Kyzer
May 1, 2019
Nature
Four Million Trees to be Planted in 2019
The Icelandic Forest Service intends to plant nearly four million trees this year as part of a long-term climate action plan, RÚV reports. The new
Larissa Kyzer
January 13, 2019
Nature
Iceland Has Highest Per-Capita CO2 Emissions in EU and EFTA
Iceland has the highest per capita carbon dioxide emissions when all the economies in the EU and EFTA are compared side-by-side. This result came forth
Larissa Kyzer
November 8, 2018
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