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On Wednesday October 29 at 8:30pm there is a concert in support of the "Gálgahraun 9" at Háskólabíó theatre in Reykjavík.

FutureIceland launches the Nature Iceland map on the Day of Icelandic Nature September 16

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What is the Master Plan for hydro and geothermal energy resources in Iceland. Information on their homepage...

The Nature Iceland map provides an overview of those areas where proposals for power projects have been put forth, as well as those areas which would be impacted by such proposals indirectly...

Kárahnjúkar Power Plant is by far the largest power plant in Iceland and the largest construction project ever undertaken in the nation's history.

According to the 2nd phase of the Master Plan for Hydro and Geothermal Energy Resources there are four proposed power projects in the Krýsuvík area...

All over the world too much of priceless nature has been sacrificed for development, often falsely labeled as sustainable. Rain forests have been cut, waterfalls dammed, land eroded, lakes and oceans polluted, earth’s climate altered and the oceans are now rapidly getting more and more acidic.

An article written in relation to the "Iceland Geothermal Conference" that takes place in Reykjavík March 5 to 8 2013