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Building a more sustainable municipality in Norway
Three towns are in the process of amalgamating to form a new municipality, known for now as new Asker. Part of the merging process involves searching for ways to ensure the community remains sustainable in the future. To do this, the towns are looking to the UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).
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The Circle 01.18
1 May 2018
The Circle 03.17
1 February 2018
The Circle 01.16
4 March 2016
Factsheet: Keeping people and polar bears safe
26 February 2016
Safer people, safer polar bears
15 January 2014
Icon on Ice: International Trade and Management of Polar Bears
29 October 2012Meet the team
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