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He captures the sound of Svalbard's history:“I was not prepared at all for what I encountered"

This determines whether your income level rises or falls

Researchers now know how many moose are taken by wolves and bear each year

The proteins in your blood can reveal early signs of heart problems

The mural in Oslo City Hall conceals a dramatic story – about the artist’s own life

These traps can reveal the family lives of brown bears

Why stressed salmon are more vulnerable to disease

Study: "Young people take Paracetamol and Ibuprofen for anxiety, depression, and physical pain"

Mainland Europe’s largest glacier may be halved by 2100

Why is nothing being done about the destruction of nature?“We hand over the data, but then it stops there"

Norwegian municipalities are collecting more and more data on how what they do affects nature, but do not always know what to do with it.

Saving seagrass and French oysters: New solutions give new life to Europe's coastal areas

European coastal areas are under growing pressure. Researchers are looking for ways to help communities adapt to climate change.

The war in Ukraine: "France and the UK clearly stand out"

Researchers have mapped what allied countries are willing and able to contribute militarily in support of Ukraine.

Mental health problems are widespread among Ukrainian refugees

When your doctor is online: People expect a reply within 24 hours

Researchers now know more about why quick clay is so unstable

A quarter of the birds here have disappeared