Daily Parse | A court case seeks to determine whether Norway should be held responsible for the carbon pollution caused by the oil it exports
Tag: norway
A paper province
Daily Parse | There is no lack of evidence to support the claim that the Barents Sea will be a worthy successor to the North
Profit leader
Weekly Cover | Making it easier to export gas from the Barents Sea would make oil operations there more profitable
Mission: impossible (until later)
UPDATE | Moving a fishing boat grounded in the waters of northern of Svalbard any time before late summer risks human lives and could threaten
Ni in my backyard
Foreground | Stopping Russian sulfur-dioxide pollution from a notorious nickel smelter may take economic arguments
Status crab
UPDATE | Because crabs move on Norway’s continental shelf, not in the international waters above it, Oslo may limit who can catch them
Hearts and helicopters
Foreground | Prince Harry visits British troops deployed to Norway
Equal justice under water
Foreground | Norway’s highest court decides whether Oslo can regulate the depths around Svalbard
Fake names
Foreground | Critics of plans to put up Sámi road signs in Tromsø, Norway, accuse the city of trying to rewrite history Kevin McGwin Attentive
Digging in their harpoons
Analysis | Why Iceland is set to resume whaling despite international opposition
A season of discontent
Quarterly Report | Springtime in the North offers a glimpse of what is at stake for communities if they fail to come to terms with
The joik is never the same
ArctiCulture | Frode Fjellheim’s Orchestral Joik Project is more than just traditional Sámi singing backed by symphonic sound