“We are small obviously on a global scale, but other countries can still learn from the courage that we had when we decided to shift from oil and coal to the use of geothermal (decades ago)… and our ...

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In an airport conversation with Adam Lowry this month (he's the Co-Founder and "Chief Greenskeeper" at the hip cleaning company Method) we discussed the state of CSR in North America right now. He had ...

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Eliza Reid, the first lady of Iceland, thinks the tiny island nation that is her adopted home has something to teach the world when it comes to gender equality. For the past 12 years, Iceland, with a ...

Iceland is famous for its breathtaking waterfalls. Saturday we visited the Seljalandsfoss and Skogafoss waterfalls. The powerful waterfalls are fed by melting glaciers. Iceland is famous for its ...

Iceland’s prime minister called the country’s labor market model its “biggest weakness,” urging a revamp of the system to protect the Atlantic nation’s economy and public finances. Wage agreements ...

When a small nation of just over 400,000 people starts changing how work is measured, the rest of the world pays attention. Iceland’s recent experiments with a shorter work week have yielded ...

Get your news from a source that’s not owned and controlled by oligarchs. Sign up for the free Mother Jones Daily. Paul Krugman links today to an FT Alphaville post noting that Iceland, which suffered ...

In late February Iceland agreed to a referendum on the latest deal for the government to assume responsibility for repayments of sums the UK and Dutch governments paid out to compensate depositors in ...