
Norway registered a 3% decrease in greenhouse gas emissions from 2018 to 2019
Emissions of greenhouse gases in Norway decreased by 3% from 2018 to 2019.
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Emissions of greenhouse gases in Norway decreased by 3% from 2018 to 2019.

Norwegian researchers are investigating whether sunbathing can have an effect on coronavirus infection.

The environmental foundation Zero is pleased that the government is requiring hydrogen-powered ferries between Bodø and Moskenes from 2024.

The figures so far this year are the lowest since the first years after World War II, the Norwegian Public Roads Administration informed.

The police in Tromsø have fined a man NOK 30,000 kroner after he violated the Infection Control Act.

The “Stop the Islamization of Norway” organization (SIAN) and the Muslim dialogue forum met for the first time in Drammen on Saturday to build bridges and mutual…

Several municipalities and GPs have run out of this year's flu vaccine.

Several disinfectants sold during the coronavirus crisis do not have documented protective effects against the virus, the Norwegian Environment Agency's summer controls…

King Harald has recovered from his heart valve operation, according to Norway's Royal House.

Since much of the infection occurs in private homes, the rules for close contacts are being tightened.

Norway's Crown Prince Haakon sent French President Emmanuel Macron his deepest condolences after the attack in Nice.

The children of Norwegian billionaire Tom Hagen, who is charged with the murder of his wife Anne-Elisabeth, believe that the charges against their father do not stand.

The union Fellesforbundet and NHO Luftfart came to an agreement in the mediation talks for the aviation industry.

WWF reacted to a recent decision by the Predatory Game Committees to kill almost two thirds of all wolves in Norway.

Only half of the employees of the Church of Norway with LGBT identity spoke out about it, a recent report shows.

The Norwegian Police Security Service (PST) believes that the threat of terrorism from extreme Islamists in Norway has intensified since its last assessment.