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Norway’s Andreas Schjelderup convicted in Denmark for sharing sexual video of minors

Environment · Iceland

Norway’s Andreas Schjelderup convicted in Denmark for sharing sexual video of minors

63% Left coverage: 8 sources

A Danish court on Wednesday found Norwegian national team football player Andreas Schjelderup guilty of sharing sexual material of two under-18 boys and gave him a suspended prison sentence.See the Story

Björk celebrates 60th birthday by publicly detailing lawsuit against Icelandic State

Environment · Iceland

Björk celebrates 60th birthday by publicly detailing lawsuit against Icelandic State

Coverage: 2 sources

Björk has celebrated her 60th birthday by detailing how proceeds from a previous single have helped bring lawsuits against the Icelandic State. READ MORE: Björk: “First you create a universe with sound, then you move into it” Two years ago, Björk teamed up with Rosalía and Sega Bodega on the track ‘Oral’, with all proceeds from the song being donated to support the legal fight against foreign-owned salmon farming in Iceland, brought by residen…See the Story

Cave in Greenland points to higher ancient air temperatures in High Arctic

Climate Change · Iceland

Cave in Greenland points to higher ancient air temperatures in High Arctic

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

A cave in Greenland has shown that temperatures in the High Arctic were 25 degrees Fahrenheit higher than those of today. Minerals in the cave date back to roughly 9.5–5.3 million years ago. Their chemistry points to rapid flips between mild conditions and brief advances of small glaciers, suggesting the region reacted swiftly to climate shifts. Inside the Greenland cave, calcite could accumulate only when liquid water moved through the ground. …See the Story

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