Norway has long presented itself as a country of clean water, electric cars, fjords and responsible environmental governance. But the dispute over Førdefjord, on the country’s western coast, reveals a more uncomfortable reality: even one of Europe’s most environmentally progressive states is prepared to accept serious ecological trade-offs when strategic minerals are at stake. At the centre of the conflict is the Engeb&oslas...

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