Round Up 27. mars 2007 16:33 With seven weeks to the Icelandic Parliamentary elections, it seems as if environmental issues will be on voters' minds this spring. While the government has been gung-ho in marketing Iceland as a viable location for energy-sensitive industries, a large part of the country has soured on the idea of sacrificing Iceland's nature to bring in polluting heavy-industries such as aluminum smelters. The Canadian daily The Hamilton Spectator covered the issue last Saturday. Meanwhile, AFP reports that the Environment Ministers of Iceland, Austria, Ireland and Norway issued a joint statement claiming that nuclear energy was not the solution to global warming. Spaniards are shaking in their boots over the upcoming match against Iceland in the Euro 2008 Qualifing Tournament. "Spain coach Luis Aragones has attacked journalists saying they made up stories about discord in the squad, ahead of the side's Euro 2008 qualifier against Iceland in Mallorca," reports the Guardian. At the same time, The International Herald Tribune speculates the match could decide the future of coach Aragones. News News in English Mest lesið Sveitarstjórn reyni að skrá íbúa úr sveitarfélaginu og ógni grundvallarréttindum Innlent Lögregla kölluð til eftir að bremsuvírar voru klipptir á reiðhjólum barna Innlent Skoða að efla geðheilbrigðisþjónustu á Austurlandi eftir röð áfalla Innlent Hleypur 110 kílómetra á dag til að setja heimsmet Innlent Kjölur ekki á dagskrá Innlent Fólk deili lyfseðlum og „míkródósi“: „Við getum ekki réttlætt þá meðferð“ Innlent Lögregla hafi hlaupið á sig á Siglufirði: „Þetta eru einstök prúðmenni“ Innlent Ástand á stúdentagörðum: Ítrekuð innbrot, mat stolið, dýnur í kjallara og hland á gólfi Innlent „Mér hefur aldrei verið sýnd jafn mikil vanvirðing“ Innlent Yfirgefið hreysi víkur fyrir hundrað íbúðum Innlent
With seven weeks to the Icelandic Parliamentary elections, it seems as if environmental issues will be on voters' minds this spring. While the government has been gung-ho in marketing Iceland as a viable location for energy-sensitive industries, a large part of the country has soured on the idea of sacrificing Iceland's nature to bring in polluting heavy-industries such as aluminum smelters. The Canadian daily The Hamilton Spectator covered the issue last Saturday. Meanwhile, AFP reports that the Environment Ministers of Iceland, Austria, Ireland and Norway issued a joint statement claiming that nuclear energy was not the solution to global warming. Spaniards are shaking in their boots over the upcoming match against Iceland in the Euro 2008 Qualifing Tournament. "Spain coach Luis Aragones has attacked journalists saying they made up stories about discord in the squad, ahead of the side's Euro 2008 qualifier against Iceland in Mallorca," reports the Guardian. At the same time, The International Herald Tribune speculates the match could decide the future of coach Aragones.
News News in English Mest lesið Sveitarstjórn reyni að skrá íbúa úr sveitarfélaginu og ógni grundvallarréttindum Innlent Lögregla kölluð til eftir að bremsuvírar voru klipptir á reiðhjólum barna Innlent Skoða að efla geðheilbrigðisþjónustu á Austurlandi eftir röð áfalla Innlent Hleypur 110 kílómetra á dag til að setja heimsmet Innlent Kjölur ekki á dagskrá Innlent Fólk deili lyfseðlum og „míkródósi“: „Við getum ekki réttlætt þá meðferð“ Innlent Lögregla hafi hlaupið á sig á Siglufirði: „Þetta eru einstök prúðmenni“ Innlent Ástand á stúdentagörðum: Ítrekuð innbrot, mat stolið, dýnur í kjallara og hland á gólfi Innlent „Mér hefur aldrei verið sýnd jafn mikil vanvirðing“ Innlent Yfirgefið hreysi víkur fyrir hundrað íbúðum Innlent