From the ecosystem of its fjord to the politics of its parliament, Oslo offers an innovative perspective on how to address climate change in a fair and sustainable way. However, there is an interesting paradox precisely on the front of the commitment to the green revolution of Europe, which I will talk about better at the end of the article.
I like to think that every time we visit a city, a town, a zalo data small neighborhood, in addition to taking pictures and buying objects, we can take the opportunity to learn about the social, political, evolutionary nature of that place. If you see it this way too, let's not lose sight of each other.
.. Subscribe to my newsletter Visit Oslo The Oslo Fjord and the Ecological Rebirth Oslo Fjord People often talk about the “fjords” of Oslo or Norway, thinking that this term refers to the constellation of islets off the coast of the North Sea. In reality, the fjord is a water conformation, that is, the strait/inlet of water in which the islands are located.
The Oslo Fjord, once compromised by pollution from industrialization and shipping, is today one of the most shining examples of environmental regeneration in Europe. Through decades of targeted policies and investments, the city has managed to restore much of the marine ecosystem, making the fjord a livable place for both people and the species that inhabit it.