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The Icelandic Association For Search And Rescue Partners With Hefring Marine To Enhance Fleet Safety And Efficiency

The Icelandic Association For Search And Rescue Partners With Hefring Marine To Enhance Fleet Safety And Efficiency
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ICE-SAR and Hefring Marine to Enhance Fleet Safety and Efficiency

The Icelandic Association for Search and Rescue (ICE-SAR) is proud to announce a commercial partnership with Hefring Marine, a leading innovator in ma.

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Iceland builds defences for a future of increased volcanic activity

Icelanders are working round-the-clock to build dykes the size of three-storey buildings to protect a vital power plant and homes from lava flows, since volcanoes near the capital Reykjavik that. -January 31, 2024 at 09:28 am EST - MarketScreener

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Race against time: Icelanders build towering structures to stop lava

Long-dormant volcanoes near Reykjavik have become active again, threatening Icelanders who live on the country’s southern peninsula. The country is erecting dykes the size of three-story buildings to protect homes and vital infrastructure from lava flows.

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Iceland builds defences for a future of increased volcanic activity

By Louise Rasmussen and Johannes Birkebaek COPENHAGEN (Reuters) - Icelanders are working round-the-clock to build dykes the size of three-storey .

United statesJohannes birkebaekLouise breusch rasmussenAlexandra hudsonKristinn hardarsonJohannes gotfredsen birkebaekVidir reynissonJacob gronholt pedersenLouise rasmussenDepartment for civil protectionCivil protectionEmergency managementKari gudmundssonMount etnaSigurdur ingi johannsson