TH!NK blogger
Alda Sigmundsdottir
| 18/12/2009 | Empty rhetoric at COP15 |
| 15/12/2009 | Iceland to join EU's carbon reduction programme |
| 12/12/2009 | Iceland's Copenhagen goals: phoney or feasible? |
| 03/12/2009 | Iceland and climate change: it's not all bad |
| 27/11/2009 | Young Icelanders challenge government on climate change |
| 25/11/2009 | Are the lights going out on the Icelandic hothouse farming industry? |
| 23/11/2009 | What Icelanders want in environmental affairs |
| 12/11/2009 | The high price of aluminium |
| 07/11/2009 | The battle for control of Iceland's geothermal energy fields |
| 01/11/2009 | When green energy becomes the target of shady deals |
| 28/10/2009 | On the value of green energy |
| 21/10/2009 | Reykjavík's dirty little secret |
| 15/10/2009 | Are green vehicles really a viable option within ten years? |
| 14/10/2009 | Because in Iceland, buses are for losers |
| 09/10/2009 | On green energy and being economicallly vulnerable |
| 04/10/2009 | Not all carbon footprints are bad |
| 28/09/2009 | Just don't look up at the glacier |
| 24/09/2009 | Saving the planet in Dyssekilde |
About the author
Alda SigmundsdottirReykjavík, Iceland
Writer, journalist, translator
I am a writer, journalist and blogger based in Reykjavik, Iceland. I was born in Iceland, grew up in Canada and Cyprus, and lived in the UK and Germany before moving back to Iceland in 1994. I run Iceland's most widely-read English-language blog, www.icelandweatherreport.com, where these days I mostly chronicle the country's economic meltdown. My blog was shortlisted for Best European Blog in the 2008 and 2009 Bloggies Weblog Awards and has been featured in various media worldwide. I have also written about Iceland's economic and political crisis for The Guardian's "Comment is Free."
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