Kárahnjúkar Dam Protested 6. júlí 2006 12:05 Kárahnjúkar The police in Seyðisfjörður is expecting protestors to arrive in Seyðisfjörður today with the Nordic ferry Smyril Line. Environmentalist group Íslandsvinir (Friends of Iceland) have announced that they are planning a family-oriented series of events at Snæfell, near Kárahnjúkar, from 21 to 31 July. The events include taking a walk around the area that will be flooded by Hálslón - the reservoir that will be created by the Kárahnjúkar dam. Different environmentalist groups from around the world are expected to be there as well, to provide information on the effects heavy industry will have on Icelandic society and Europe's largest wilderness. Last year a group of environmentalists and protestors also gathered in the area and camped out. This year even more people are expected to be at the camp. News News in English Mest lesið Lofuðu Trump í Norður-Kóreustíl Erlent Sauð upp úr hjá förðunarmeistara og fegurðardrottningu Innlent Rannsaka hvort maðurinn hafi haft samræði við ungan drenginn Innlent Karlmaður á fertugsaldri fannst látinn í Hafnarfirði Innlent Kourani sótti um náðun af heilbrigðisástæðum Innlent Rússneskum herþotum flogið inn í lofthelgi Eistlands Erlent Bandaríkin beittu neitunarvaldinu gegn kröfu um vopnahlé Erlent Banna kennslubækur eftir konur í háskólum landsins Erlent Lýsa yfir fullum stuðningi við stjórnendur Sólheima Innlent „Það er erfitt að berjast fyrir eigin réttindum þegar maður er veikur“ Innlent
The police in Seyðisfjörður is expecting protestors to arrive in Seyðisfjörður today with the Nordic ferry Smyril Line. Environmentalist group Íslandsvinir (Friends of Iceland) have announced that they are planning a family-oriented series of events at Snæfell, near Kárahnjúkar, from 21 to 31 July. The events include taking a walk around the area that will be flooded by Hálslón - the reservoir that will be created by the Kárahnjúkar dam. Different environmentalist groups from around the world are expected to be there as well, to provide information on the effects heavy industry will have on Icelandic society and Europe's largest wilderness. Last year a group of environmentalists and protestors also gathered in the area and camped out. This year even more people are expected to be at the camp.
News News in English Mest lesið Lofuðu Trump í Norður-Kóreustíl Erlent Sauð upp úr hjá förðunarmeistara og fegurðardrottningu Innlent Rannsaka hvort maðurinn hafi haft samræði við ungan drenginn Innlent Karlmaður á fertugsaldri fannst látinn í Hafnarfirði Innlent Kourani sótti um náðun af heilbrigðisástæðum Innlent Rússneskum herþotum flogið inn í lofthelgi Eistlands Erlent Bandaríkin beittu neitunarvaldinu gegn kröfu um vopnahlé Erlent Banna kennslubækur eftir konur í háskólum landsins Erlent Lýsa yfir fullum stuðningi við stjórnendur Sólheima Innlent „Það er erfitt að berjast fyrir eigin réttindum þegar maður er veikur“ Innlent