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Iceland's Glaciers Warn of Global Meltdown

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Iceland was once completely covered by ice, but according to climate scientists, all its glaciers will disappear within the next two hundred years. While many Icelanders welcome the warmer weather, scientists are very concerned about how rapidly the glaciers are melting

By Ian Sbalcio - Posted on 21 May 2009


Iceland's Landscapes

Iceland's beautiful landscape ranges from volcanic rock and hot springs to miles of thick glacial ice.

By Ian Sbalcio - Posted on 18 May 2009


Global warming a boon to Icelandic farmers?

Icelandic farmers are capitalizing on global warming to grow new crops like barley and wheat. But along with expanded production come unprecedented threats.

By Jonathan Berlin - Posted on 11 May 2009


Earthquakes and volcanoes make their mark in Iceland

Residents of south west Iceland work to clean up after another
Earthquake hits the town of Selfoss, the third in the past 10 years.
With more and more natural disaster hitting the island country experts
start to investigate the role global warming may be playing.

By MacKenzie Cotters - Posted on 11 May 2009


The Aluminum Smelting Process at Alcoa Fjardaál

Learn about the energy-intensive process of aluminum smelting.

By Andrew Smith - Posted on 11 May 2009


Sustainability of Karahnjukar Dam in Question

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Built as a means to create jobs in East Iceland, the Karahnjukar Dam was supposed to improve Iceland's economy. But global warming and a global economic crisis raises questions about the dam's sustainability.

By Andrew Smith - Posted on 04 May 2009