Arctic news and updates
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Norway to put nature before oil
WWF today said the Norwegian government has made history by putting nature before oil when it ...
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New survey shows Norwegians are against oil drilling off Lofoten Islands
"Scientists say no, fishermen say no, governmental experts say no, and now the Norwegian people are ...
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Billions likely to suffer water shortages from melting glaciers
Unless governments take urgent action to prevent global warming, billions of people worldwide may ...
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Norwegian paradise in danger as government secretly decides on oil drilling plans
WWF is appalled that the Norwegian government might allow oil companies to drill for oil around the ...
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Action not words on Kyoto ratification, WWF urges Russia
As the World Conference on Climate Change approaches, WWF is urging Russia to ratify the Kyoto ...
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WWF supports experimental climate prediction model
WWF is supporting a new climate prediction experiment launched recently in the UK in an effort to ...
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WWF urges Iceland to establish protected areas in wake of controversial Kárahnjúkar dam decision
WWF remains concerned over Iceland’s biggest dam project ever, and calls on the Icelandic ...
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Climate change: new, big threat to protected areas
Amidst heat waves, droughts, forest fires and other extreme weather events over the past months, ...
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Environmental consequences of booming fish farming industry unacceptable, says WWF
As more than 20,000 aquaculture industry representatives gather in Trondheim, Norway for the ...
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WWF condemns Iceland’s announcement to resume whaling
WWF condemns Iceland's announcement to resume whaling this month, with plans to hunt 38 minke ...
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