Today, Friday 13 March, marks World Sleep Day, which has been celebrated since 2008.

Several things to keep in mind when traveling abroad

Broad and meaningful participation of diverse stakeholders, combined with informed collaboration, can deliver progress toward sustainability in rangeland management. It is essential to continue interdisciplinary research and knowledge exchange, with monitoring and assessment of both social and ecological dimensions. At the same time, governance structures and management approaches must evolve in parallel if such efforts are to succeed.

The brief eruption has now been completed but seismic activity is still detected in the area.

There are very few examples of the need to adjust the purchase price in property transactions in Grindavík. Þórkatla has notified three parties of claims for price adjustments due to the poor condition of properties they sold to the company.

How does punk and dissidence appear in Icelandic society, what is punk and when are actions defined as dissidence? Protests and punk is the topic of the National Archives of Iceland’s discussion at Safnanótt on 7th February.

World Day of Remembrance for Road Traffic Victims to be held on November 16. Events will take place at several locations around the country. This year, special attention will be given to seat belt use.

A recent publication in the prestigious journal Science of The Total Environment details a study demonstrating the significant potential of birch woodland restoration for erosion control and soil carbon sequestration in Iceland.

Yesterday, at the first innovation conference of the Ministry of Health and the Ministry of Innovation, Minister of Health Alma D. Möller announced the decision to establish a new central development and service center for the entire healthcare system under the name Digital Health (Stafræn heilsa).

The thirteenth annual report on antibiotic use and resistance in humans and animals in Iceland with has been published.