- Since the beginning of the 21st century, Nordic countries, as climate pioneers in the EU, have taken larger-scale actions in the climate field.
- The Nordic countries share UNEP’s concern on the critical state of the environment, especially as it relates to biodiversity loss, climate change and pollution...
- This provides the Nordic countries, with an opportunity to intensify and co-ordinate their co-operation on climate issues.
- The 170-country Index, compiled by British consultancy Maplecroft, ranks the Nordic countries and Ireland as the least vulnerable to the impacts of climate...
- This climate is opposed to the warm winds of the Gulf Stream, which provide warmth to the 3 Nordic countries and raise their temperatures a little.
- The Nordic countries may also follow an ambitious climate policy because they want to do their share of a global effort to halt climate change.
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- Limiting the consequences of climate change has been a focal point of the Nordic countries’ work in the Arctic for decades.
- Climate zones in Norway. As is typical in Nordic countries, the climate is also marked by the length of the days.
- What success stories can be shared from across the globe? In this first article of a series we take a deep dive in the Nordic countries.