This column is part of ‘Notes From a Cold Country’, a series in which Iceland Review’s former Editor shares observations……
Browsing: Environment
The severe wildfires sweeping southern Europe are a direct consequence of climate change, according to an Icelandic Meteorological Office expert,……
The commercial whaling industry in Iceland stands at a critical operational and legislative crossroads. While public debates often frame the……
A record number of Atlantic salmon entered Reykjavík’s Elliðaár river system over a 12-hour period this weekend, raising hopes for……
Rare trees have been stolen from a popular forest near Selfoss, prompting warnings that the theft of valuable ornamental trees……
Iceland has restored only a fraction of the damaged wetlands needed to meet its climate targets, prompting the country’s Climate……
Official inspection reports have prompted four Icelandic animal welfare and environmental organisations to call for the immediate suspension of commercial……
The Icelandic government has expanded the protected nature reserve at Grótta on Seltjarnarnes, extending conservation measures to include Seltjörn lagoon……
Iceland’s largest outlet glaciers are retreating more rapidly again after several years of slower decline, with new measurements suggesting glacier……